Transitioning to Spring: Utility Assistance Still Available
Posted: March 20, 2025
PrintAs winter bills arrive, help is still here for you. Because we care.
Even as temperatures begin to rise, many households are still managing winter utility costs. If you’re facing challenges with recent heating bills, assistance programs remain available to help you transition into spring with peace of mind.
Wyoming Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP)
Financial assistance for eligible households dealing with recent heating expenses.
Northwest Community Action Programs (NOWCAP)
Comprehensive support services including utility assistance for qualifying individuals.
Operation Roundup
LVE-based program where customers round up their bills to help neighbors in need.
Wyoming Community Service Block Grant (CSBG)
Visit your local Public Health office for applications and more information.
Teton County Residents
Contact Community Resource Center directly at (307) 739-4500 if you live or work in Teton County.
Energy Share of Wyoming
A private, non-profit organization helping Wyoming residents with energy-related emergencies.
Idaho Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Provides energy assistance to eligible low-income households.
Don’t let winter bills follow you into spring.
Reach out today to learn about eligibility and application processes.
Brighter days ahead with community support.
