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Energy Assistance
Worried about the cost of heating your home? Get help through Multnomah County's Energy Assistance Programs.
How Do I Apply?
Eligibility is based on total gross household income. This means that families sharing a home must apply as one residence unit. To be eligible, the total household cannot exceed the following amounts:
- 1 in household = $1402 per month
- 2 in household = $1833 per month
- 3 in household = $2264 per month
- 4 in household = $2695 per month
- 5 in household = $3127 per month
- 6 in household = $3558 per month
- For each additional member, add $431 per month
For an appointment or more information:
NE Portland
Albina Ministerial Alliance
503-285-0493
NW Portland
Friendly House
503-228-4335
East County
Human Solutions
503-988-5201
SE Portland
Portland Impact
503-988-6000
Downtown
The Salvation Army
503-239-1226
SW Portland
Neighborhood House
503-246-1663, ext. 102
N Portland
YWCA
503-721-6770
Multnomah Co.
St. Vincent Depaul
503-235-8431
Clackamas Co.
St. Vincent Depaul
503-655-8391
Washington Co.
St. Vincent Depaul
503-648-6646
Funds for Energy Assistance are from the federal and state programs:
- Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) - electric, heating oil, natural gas, and wood
- Oregon Energy Assistance Program (OEAP) - electric bill payment assistance only
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Community Energy Project
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CEP educates over 1,500 Portland residents each year on weatherization, water conservation, and lead poisoning prevention. The Senior Weatherization Program annually serves 200 homes of senior citizens and people with disabilities. Through this program, participants are able to improve the comfort level and safety in their homes, and also save money on energy or water bills.
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Energy & Weatherization
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Oregon Housing and Community Services administers 4 energy and weatherization programs. At this site you will find links to each of the following: 1) Residential Energy Assistance Challenge (REACH), 2) Low-Income Energy Assistance (LIEAP), 3) Low-Income Weatherization Assistance, and 4) Energy Rated Homes of Oregon (ERHO).
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Tips to Improve Energy Use
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Put out by Pacific Power and includes tips for heating/cooling systems, water heating, lighting, refrigeration, laundry, and weatherization.
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