Provides customer assistance in securing and maintaining electric power, billing concerns, resolving power outages, complaints, and other necessary services.

Provides customer assistance with securing and maintaining electric power, billing concerns, utility issues related to health concerns, payment arrangements and other necessary services. Provides basic consumer education regarding electricity and its use. Offers information that will help consumers make price comparisons between suppliers and provides list of suppliers. Also provides a phone number to report power outages in event of storms and other events exterior to an individual home. Every few years will come out to properties and assess if a tree needs to be trimmed due to it interfering with power lines (can also call to request service if tree branches are interfering with power lines).

Provides meals after major disasters, during times of temporary need, or during emergencies including blizzards.

Provides support support for homeowners and renters from HUD-approved housing counselors, including: personalized recovery assessment and action plan; assistance with debt relief including bills, credit cards, and rent or mortgage payments; help with federal disaster emergency claims or insurance claims and denials plus disaster loan applications for small businesses; online disaster recovery forums, tools, and educational resources; ongoing check-ins to help ensure a successful recovery.

Offers an opportunity to apply for a property tax bill adjustment to homeowners who have sustained any property damage or destruction due to fire, flood, storm or intentional demolition.

Provides customer assistance in securing and maintaining electric power, billing concerns, resolving power outages, complaints, and other necessary services.

Provides disaster relief and recovery services for individuals and families affected by disasters. Services may include financial assistance for emergency food, clothing and shelter. May provide assistance with security deposits and long-term recovery supplies, as needed. Crisis counseling is offered to disaster victims and their families. Also provides community disaster preparedness planning and collects monetary donations in the event of a disaster.

Provides aid to families in the form of a voucher to buy items or pay for emergency services related to establishing a household after the family has suffered a disaster. MAY BE USED FOR: rent payment and/or security deposit ($750 maximum), stoves and refrigerators (maximum $200); baby furniture; children's beds/mattresses (maximum $250), and children's clothing (up to $150 per child); replacement of adult clothing due to fire or flood (up to $225); general furniture (couch, table, etc. - up to $400). MAY NOT BE USED FOR: entertainment furniture (such as a TV or a radio), washers or dryers (unless it is essential for an applicant's employment or needed due to a disability), mortgage payments. YEARLY CASH LIMITS: $1,500 total during the calendar year (may be $750 for certain non-custodial parents).

Provides a cooperative electric service. Members receive services and repairs at discounted rates. Includes information on geothermal and other heat sources and cooling services. Does NOT participate in PIPP program.

Provides eligible customers with a utility assistance grant applied directly to AEP bill. Grants are dispersed on a first come, first serve basis while funding is available. Name on account must be that of an adult who is currently living in the home. Administered by Dollar Energy fund.

Provides aid to families in the form of a voucher to buy items or pay for emergency services related to establishing a household after the family has suffered a disaster. MAY BE USED FOR: rent payment and/or security deposit ($750 maximum), stoves and refrigerators (maximum $200); baby furniture; children's beds/mattresses (maximum $250), and children's clothing (up to $150 per child); replacement of adult clothing due to fire or flood (up to $225); general furniture (couch, table, etc. - up to $400). MAY NOT BE USED FOR: entertainment furniture (such as a TV or a radio), washers or dryers (unless it is essential for an applicant's employment or needed due to a disability), mortgage payments. YEARLY CASH LIMITS: $1,500 total during the calendar year (may be $750 for certain non-custodial parents).

Provides customer assistance with securing and maintaining electric power, billing concerns, utility issues related to health concerns, payment arrangements and other necessary services. Provides basic consumer education regarding electricity and its use. Offers information that will help consumers make price comparisons between suppliers and provides list of suppliers. Also provides a phone number to report power outages in event of storms and other events exterior to an individual home. Every few years will come out to properties and assess if a tree needs to be trimmed due to it interfering with power lines (can also call to request service if tree branches are interfering with power lines).

Provides a cooperative electric service. Members receive services and repairs at discounted rates. Includes information on geothermal and other heat sources and cooling services. Does NOT participate in PIPP program.

Offers a property tax bill adjustment to homeowners who have sustained any property damage or destruction due to fire, flood, storm, or intentional demolition.

Provides crisis counseling & emotional support to anyone experiencing distress or other behavioral health concerns related to natural or human-caused disasters. Professional counselors assist with persistent anxiety, feelings of fear, frustration or helplessness, and other depression-like symptoms. Offers information on common stress reactions and healthy coping skills, as well as referrals to local disaster-related resources for follow-up care and support.

Provides assistance with cleaning supplies and furniture to flood victims.

Provides a phone number to report power outages in event of storms and other events exterior to an individual home. Provides customer assistance with securing and maintaining electric power, billing concerns, payment arrangements, consumer complaints, etc. Provides basic consumer education regarding electricity and its use. Offers information that will help consumers make price comparisons between suppliers and provides list of suppliers.

The Volunteer Florida Website (https://www.volunteerflorida.org/serving-during-disasters/ ) offers the following methods for those who want to donate to help Hurricane Ian victims. Cash- Cash is the most flexible and effective form of donation. To donate to the Florida Disaster Fund, visit the website, www.volunteerflorida.org or text "DISASTER" ($10) or "DISASTER25" ($25) to 20222. Confirm - If not donating cash, confirm that there is a legitimate need before collecting items and material donations. Volunteers are also encouraged to affiliate with established organizations and ensure that they are needed before visiting impacted areas. Connect - Volunteers are a critical part of a well-coordinated disaster recovery effort. To volunteer, visit the website above and register on the volunteer database. Please be patient and do not go to Florida on your own to help- organizations will contact qualified volunteers as soon as possible.

Provides customer assistance with securing and maintaining electric power, billing concerns, utility issues related to health concerns, payment arrangements and other necessary services. Provides basic consumer education regarding electricity and its use. Offers information that will help consumers make price comparisons between suppliers and provides list of suppliers. Also provides a phone number to report power outages in event of storms and other events exterior to an individual home. Every few years will come out to properties and assess if a tree needs to be trimmed due to it interfering with power lines (can also call to request service if tree branches are interfering with power lines).

Provides inspection of basement with standing water to assess the cause of the backup. If possible, will snake line to clear blockage.

Provides aid to families in the form of a voucher to buy items or pay for emergency services related to establishing a household after the family has suffered a disaster. MAY BE USED FOR: rent payment and/or security deposit ($750 maximum), stoves and refrigerators (maximum $200); baby furniture; children's beds/mattresses (maximum $250), and children's clothing (up to $150 per child); replacement of adult clothing due to fire or flood (up to $225); general furniture (couch, table, etc. - up to $400). MAY NOT BE USED FOR: entertainment furniture (such as a TV or a radio), washers or dryers (unless it is essential for an applicant's employment or needed due to a disability), mortgage payments. YEARLY CASH LIMITS: $1,500 total during the calendar year (may be $750 for certain non-custodial parents).

Resources for making donations to the victims of Hurricane Helene in hardest hit areas of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee and surrounding states.

Provides cooperative electric utility service. No membership fee. May provide rebates for replacement of water heaters, geothermal heating and cooling services.