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Madison Residents Can Now Apply For Connecticut Energy Assistance Program
Eligible households can receive winter heating aid.
MADISON, CT — Applications are now being accepted for the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program (CEAP), which helps eligible households cover winter heating costs.
The program is open to households using any type of heating fuel.
Applicants must provide income information for everyone living in their household. Residents currently receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are automatically eligible for assistance.
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At their appointment, applicants must bring proof of all household income, rent or mortgage payments, and utility expenses from the month before their application date. A checklist of required documents is available upon request.
Madison residents younger than 65 can apply through Madison Youth & Family Services by calling 203-245-5645.
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Residents 65 and older can contact the Madison Senior Center at 203-245-5627.
Annual Income Guidelines
The program's annual household income limits are:
- One person: $48,714
- Two people: $63,703
- Three people: $78,692
- Four people: $93,681
Residents with larger households should contact the program for additional income guidelines.
Applications can also be submitted online through the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program website.
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