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Help connect low-income residents with existing weatherization programs. These programs often provide home insulation, water heater insulation, double-paned windows, thermostats, window coverings, fans and other items to conserve energy in homes. They make it easier for residents to pay for electricity during heat season, among other benefits.

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Air Pollution
Severe Winter Weather
Changing Seasons
Flooding – Coastal
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Energy and Utilities
Property
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