HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (HEAP) - PG

PROJECT GO, INC.


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  • 801 Vernon Street
    Roseville, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    Weatherization Assistance
    916-782-3443
  • Phone 2
    Weatherization Assistance
    800-655-7705
  • Fax
    916-782-1517
  • Business Line
    closed 12-1pm for lunch
    916-782-3443

The HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (HEAP) is a program of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) which provides assistance to eligible low-income households.
  • The HEAP program provides financial assistance in the form of an annual (once every 12 months) utility payment for gas, electric, propane or firewood to help with the high costs of heating and/or cooling.
  • Assistance available for current and/or past due bills, such as a 48-hour shut-off notice.
  • Annual utility bill assistance can range from $332 to $1000 (fast track has a supplement up to $1000), depending on the total household income and energy costs. (Please note: dollar amounts may be subject to change.)
  • Qualified applicants are selected on a first come first served basis, with priority given to  those with the highest utility costs in relation to income, and vulnerable populations (including elderly, disabled, and small children). The applicant must meet all the necessary guidelines and income requirements outlined in the program.
  • Applicants MUST be residents of Placer or Nevada Counties to qualify for HEAP assistance through Project GO.
APPLYING FOR ASSISTANCE
To apply for HEAP assistance please call 888-524-5705. Then:
  • PRESS 1 if you live in Placer County
  • PRESS 2 if you live in Nevada County
If the voicemail box is full, call back the following day (9am-12pm and 1-4pm, Mon-Fri). Once you are able to leave a message, a program assistant will return your call within 1-3 business days and begin your application over the phone. A packet of information will then be sent to you with instructions for gathering and submitting qualifying information, such as pay stubs and utility bills.

This Project GO program serves the entirety of both Nevada and Placer counties.