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Weatherization Assistance Program Weatherization Program Eligibility Guidelines Weatherization Agencies in Alaska HUD Home Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Housing Accessibility Improvement Program |
Click Here to get an application for Weatherization Assistance now! Thousands of qualified Alaskans have received free home weatherization in order to bring their homes up to safe, healthy and energy-efficient standards. Weatherization adds years of life to buildings in Alaska's harsh arctic climate. Weatherization also brings the benefit of energy conservation, saving homeowners up to 50% off their previous heating bills. The Weatherization Assistance Program is available to renters and homeowners throughout the state. A house may only be weatherized one time and eligibility is determined by the residents income and family size. Houses that were weatherized before April, 2008 may be re-weatherized. For more information about what services are provided by the weatherization program, click on the following link: What Are Weatherization Services Use your back button to return to this page.
Weatherization Program Income Guidelines Income limits are determined by region and household size. Income is defined as the total gross income for the household. Total household income for the most recent 12-month period cannot exceed the following amounts:
For family sizes greater than nine members, please contact our office by telephone at (800)478-8080 or by email at aeggelson@alaskacdc.org. A household with an occupant who has received assistance from one of the following programs during the 12-month period preceding the application is categorically eligible: Low-Income Home
Heating Assistance (LIHEAP), For income determination, the household consists of all permanent residents within the dwelling unit. A permanent resident is someone who currently lives in the home or is a full-time student away from home during the school year. A live-in-aide medically required by a member of a household is not considered a member of the household for income purposes.
For more information on the Weatherization program in your area, contact one of the following agencies: There are five Weatherization Assistance Program providers in Alaska and fifteen regional housing authorities. Use the map below to find the primary agency that serves your region. Click on your area to contact your local weatherization agency.
Rural Alaska Community Action Program, Inc. 731 East 8th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska (907) 279-2511 Tanana
Chiefs Conference 122
First Avenue Interior
Weatherization, Inc. 713
15th Avenue Alaska
Community Development Corp.
1517 Industrial
Way, #8 Municipality
of Anchorage 557 East Fireweed
Lane, Suite D
Funding and support for Weatherization and related energy conservation programs is made possible by the: Alaska Housing Finance Corporation Alaska Department of Health and Social Services U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Department of Health and Social Services U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development |
