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Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Energy & Weatherization / LIHEAP Program   Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) in Oregon 
 
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Oregon Rental Housing Assistance Programs - An Overview
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is federally funded through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and is not an entitlement program. LIEAP is an assistance program designed to help low-income households with home heating costs.
   
pdf file
Get Assistance By County 
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Program Factsheet 
For Our Partners 
internet file
Energy Community Network Resources 
pdf file
2012 Oregon LIHEAP State Plan
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2012 Energy Assistance Programs Operations Manual 
Eligibility Requirements / How To Apply
To be eligible, a household's income must be at or below
60 percent of Oregon´s median income. These levels are based on household income and household size. To be eligible, a household must also have documented energy costs. Both homeowner and renter households are eligible. OHCS uses a system of subgrantee agencies to determine applicant eligibility and delivery of services. Applications are made through your local Community Action Agency or a local senior service agency.
Income Guidelines for Oregon (Program Year 2012)
(Effective October 1, 2011)
Size of
Family Unit
 
Annual Income
60% of Median
 
Monthly Income
60% of Median
 
1 $22,493 $1,874.43
2 $29,414 $2,451.17
3 $36,335 $3,027.92
4 $43,256 $3,604.67
5 $50,177 $4,181.41
6 $57,098 $4,758.16
7 $58,396 $4,866.30
8 $59,693 $4,974.44
9 $60,991 $5,082.58
10 $62,289 $5,190.72
11 $63,586 $5,298.86
12 $64,884 $5,407.00
each additional member $1,298 $108.17
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Related Resources:
pdf file Energy Assistance Referral List in Oregon 
Oregon Helps! (on-line referral service)
Oregon LIHEAP "Heat and Eat" Program - Pilot 
 
 

Page updated: December 28, 2011