[Last updated: 01/20/2026]
Low-Income Energy Programs
Federal | Utility | Charitable
Federal
LIHEAP Contact
Public Inquiries: 1-866-675-6623
Website
LIHEAP Administering Agency Contacts
www.csd.ca.gov/Services/FindServicesinYourArea.aspx
Weatherization Assistance Program
Local Administering Agency Contacts
Website
LIHEAP FY 2026 Funding
$217,448,311
including additional $5,339,144 from Infrastructure and Jobs Act (IIJA), (Pub. L. 117-58)
LIHEAP Income Eligibility Level
Heating, Cooling, Crisis, & Weatherization: 60% State Median Income
LIHEAP FY 2026 Benefit
Heating: $94 minimum, $1,500 maximum,
Cooling: $283 minimum, $932 maximum
Crisis: $1,500 maximum
LIHEAP Program Dates
Year-round
LIHEAP Households Served in FY 2024
Heating: 69,115
Cooling: 28,177
Crisis: 82,377
Weatherization: 4,808
Utility
Low-Income Rate Assistance
California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE)
Low-income customers that are enrolled in the CARE program receive a 30-35 percent discount on their electric and 20 percent discount on their natural gas bills. Check the website for income eligibility guidelines.To request an application form, please contact your utility company or check out their websites for more information. Application forms also are available through numerous community agencies.
Liberty Utilities
CARE
Through the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program eligible customers receive a 20 percent discount on electric and natural gas bills. CARE income guidelines and applications are available on the utility's website.
1-800-782-2506
Medical Baseline Allowance
This program provides an increase in the baseline allowance, the amount of energy that is charged at the lowest possible rate. If someone in a household has multiple sclerosis, a life-threatening illness, is a paraplegic, quadriplegic, or requires regular use of life-support equipment, they may qualify for this additional allowance of electricity at the lower rate. Both the customer and their doctor must complete a Medical Baseline Application.
760-247-6484.
Pacific Gas & Electric
1-800-743-5000
- CARE
The Family Electric Rate Assistance (FERA) Program can provide a monthly discount on your electric bills. The program is designed for income-qualified households of three or more persons. See for CARE income guidelines.
- FERA
Through the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program eligible customers receive a 18 percent discount on electric and natural gas bills. See for FERA program guidelines.
- Medical Baseline Allowance
If you or any full-time resident of your household requires the regular use of a medical life-support device that is essential to maintain the life of a full-time resident of the household, or if a full-time resident of the household is a paraplegic, hemiplegic, or quadriplegic person, and/or if a full-time resident of the household is a multiple sclerosis/scleroderma patient, you may be eligible for a special medical allowance that may lower your monthly electric bill. Application is online or call. Hearing-impaired customers with Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf (TDDs) may call California Relay Service at 7-1-1.
Pacific Power
- CARE
Through the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program eligible customers receive a 25 percent discount on electric bills.
- Medical Baseline Program
Pacific Power offers an assistance program for residential customers who may have additional energy needs related to qualifying medical conditions. Qualifying residential customers receive an additional lower rate baseline allowance on their monthly energy bill.
1-888-221-7070
1-800-833-2878 for TDD/TTY
San Diego Gas & Electric
1-800-411-7343
- CARE
Through the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program eligible customers receive a 30 percent or more discount on electric and natural gas bills.
- Family Electric Rate Assistance (FERA)
If you don't qualify for CARE, you may qualify to receive a 18% discount on your bill every month through FERA. FERA is only open to households with three or more people.
Southern California Edison
- CARE
Offers income-qualified customers a discount at around 30 percent off their monthly electric bills. Applications are available on SCE's website. See CARE income guidelines.
1-800-950-2356
- FERA
The FERA program reduces electric bills for qualified households by 12%. Applications are available on SCE's website.
1-800-798-5723
- Energy Assistance Fund
Provides one-time assistance of $100 during a one-year period.
1-800-205-8596
- Medical Baseline Allowance
An additional 16.5 kilowatt-hours (kWhs) per day of low-priced “baseline” energy is provided year round for persons with certain medical conditions. Applications are available on SCE's website.
1-800-447-6620
Southern California Gas
1-800-427-2200
- CARE
Through the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program eligible customers receive a 20 percent discount on gas bills. Download an application or apply online. 1-800-427-2200; Telecommunication devices for the speech and hearing impaired TDDTTY are available at 1-800-252-0259. English and Spanish only.
- Medical Baseline Allowance
If a household member has a life-threatening illness, is seriously disabled, or requires regular use of life-support equipment powered by gas, an additional allowance of gas at a lower rate may be available. Forms are available on the website. 1-800-427-2200; Telecommunication devices for the speech and hearing impaired TDDTTY are available at 1-800-252-0259
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
1-800-342-5397
- EZ-SAVE
1-800-342-5397; Hearing impaired with a Teletype device (TDD) may call 1-800-HEAR-DWP (1-800-432-7397)
The EZ-SAVE program helps income-qualified customers save on their LADWP bills.
- Physician Certified Allowance Discount
(213) 978-3050
Discounts on electric bills are available to customers who provide verification by a state-licensed physician that a full-time member of the household is a paraplegic, hemiplegic, quadriplegic, multiple sclerosis patient, neuromuscular patient, or scleroderma patient being treated for a life-threatening illness. An allowance is also available if a member of the household has a compromised immune system and has a state-licensed physician's certification that an additional heating and/or cooling allowance is medically necessary.
- Life-Support Equipment Discount
1-800-342-5397
A discount on the electric bill is available to DWP customers who have a device in their home which is an essential life-support unit powered by electricity or water.
- Lifeline Rate
1-800-342-5397
Program that offers senior and disabled citizens an exemption on their electric and other utility bills.
SMUD - Sacramento Municipal Utility District
- Energy Assistance Program Rate (EAPR)
Qualified customers that participate in EAPR may qualify for a monthly discount. Applications are available on the website or call
1-888-742-7683.
- Medical Equipment Discount Rate (MED)
To qualify for the $15 monthly MED Rate discount, a full-time resident of your household must have a medical requirement certified by a qualified health professional, which is defined as a licensed Doctor of Medicine, Osteopath, Nurse Practitioner, Family Nurse Practitioner, or Physician’s Assistant. The MED Rate covers:- In-home dialysis cycler
- Electric wheelchair
- Oxygen concentrator
- Extraordinary heating or air-conditioning needs for people with conditions such as paraplegia, quadriplegia or multiple sclerosis.
1-888-742-7683
Alameda Municipal Power
- Energy Assistance Program (EAP)
Offers eligible residential low-income customers a 25% discount on their monthly energy costs.The low-income discount does not apply to the Utility Users Tax or any other applicable fees or taxes. It is applied only to the energy and customer charges.Customers who receive the low-income discount are not eligible to participate in AMP's EASE Program.Customers who qualify for both the low-income discount and the medical discount should apply for the low-income discount as it provides the most comprehensive benefits. Customers may not receive both discounts.
- Project EASE
Alameda Municipal Power's Project EASE (Energy Assistance Through Supportive Efforts) provides short-term emergency assistance to residential customers who are unable to pay their electric bill and/or are at risk of having their power turned off.
- Medical Discount Program
To reduce the impact of higher electricity costs resulting from operating critical health maintenance equipment, AMP offers a 10% medical discount (not including state or local taxes).
Anaheim Public Utilities
Medical Allowances
if someone in the home uses life-support equipment, they may be eligible to pay a lower rate for electric.
Azusa Light and Water
626-812-5225
Electric Assistance Program
The Electric Assistance Program provides a one-time annual bill credit of $80.00 toward the electric portion of the Azusa Light & Water billing statement. Electric Assistance Program Eligibility:to apply for the Electric Assistance Program, applicants must meet the following conditions in order to qualify for the assistance program.
1) The Azusa Light & Water account holder must dwell and claim the residential premise as a primary residence and must have an active utility account for a minimum of 6 months.
2) Must meet the program income qualifications*.
3) If there is a past due amount for the ALW account an Installment Agreement to amortize the past due balance must be submitted prior to the approval and issuance of the one-time bill credit.
4) Complete the Electric Assistance Program Application and provide copies of most recent Tax Returns.
Bear Valley Electric
800-808-2837
- CARE
Through the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program eligible customers receive a 20 percent discount on electric and natural gas bills.
- Medical Baseline Program
More of your household's energy can be billed at the lowest rate if someone in your household has a qualified medical need that requires addition electric use. This program is available for those who require the use of life support equipment and for certain medical conditions. A doctor's certification also will be required.
- Military Family Relief Program
This program provides assistance to military families, including a 180-day shut off protection for the family/dependents of military personnel. Extended payment terms also are available to assist military families due to the reduced income from a call to active duty military service.
- Energy Savings Assistance Program (ESAP)
BVES is committed to helping its customers manage their energy use and save money. The Energy Savings Assistance Program (ESA), offered to income qualified customers, provides energy-saving improvements at no charge. Program Participants must live in a house, mobile home or apartment and must meet income guidelines.
Burbank Water and Power
818-238-3700
Lifeline Program
Eligible customers are exempt from the monthly Customer Service Charge and the Utility Users Tax and receive reduced rates on their electric service. Eligibility:low-income senior citizens, low-income disabled customers, and customers on life support.
Burbank Utility Service Subsidy (Buss) Program
We understand that many households are struggling, and we want to help. The BUSS program offers an ongoing monthly 12% discount on electric service to income-qualified residents. Most participants will have an average savings of $90-180 per year on their electric bills.
City of Banning
951-849-5224
Banning Electric Alternative Rate (B.E.A.R)
B.E.A.R is a program established by the City of Banning to assist qualified low-income city residents with their electric bill. The program is administered by the City of Banning and is funded by the state mandated Electric Public Benefits Charge. Upon approval, qualified applicants will be put on the Low Income Qualified Baseline Service rate, which will result in an annual discount of up to $380 on the electric portion of their utility bill.
Medical Baseline Allowance Application
For customers who require special medical equipment or heating and cooling allowance due to a serious medical condition.
City of Colton Electric Utility
(909) 514-4206 or (909) 370-5518
- Residential Low Income Assistance Program
The City of Colton Electric Utility offers a Low Income Assistance Program for income qualified customers. The program will assist customers with adding additional kilowatt hours to the first tier level charges. To apply for the program, complete the Residential Low Income Assistance Program application and submit it with proof of income. You can print the application from the website or pick one up at the Information Desk at City Hall.
- Medical Baseline Billing
The program offers customers an increase to the amount of kilowatt hours in the first billing tier based on the medical equipment used to sustain their livelihood. To qualify, residents must complete one of the following applications and provide proof of medical need for the equipment from a physician. There is a separate application if the medical need is for air conditioning and/or heating. Medical baseline programs are active for one year. If your need extends for more than one year, you must re-apply each year.
For more information on the program, please contact Energy Services at (909) 514-4214 or Utility Billing at (909) 370-5555.
City of Healdsburg
The City of Healdsburg offers low-income rates for qualifying low-income customers through the CARE Program. An application form is available online.
707-431-3307.
City of Palo Alto
Rate Assistance Program (RAP)
Qualifying applicants may receive a 25 percent discount on monthly gas and or electricity charges if you have a physician's certification supporting the fact that your medical condition, treatment or equipment causes higher than normal utilities consumption.
650-329-2161
City of Shasta Lake Municipal Utilities
Lifeline Program
Reduced rates on electric, water, and wastewater for disabled or low-income elderly. Administered by the Salvation Army.
530-275-7400
City of Ukiah
- Ukiah C.A.R.E.S
The City of Ukiah has three different programs that help with financial assistance for energy bills to eligible households. Customers can call the Salvation Army office at 707-468-9577 to get pre-qualified over the phone. Applications are available on the website.
- Senior Citizen Monthly Discount
A credit of up to $40 is applied toward electric charges each month to eligible Senior households. The City of Ukiah utility bill must be in the Senior's name. The Senior must be 62 years of age or older to qualify. Eligibility is based on 200% of gross annual income of the current Federal Poverty Guidelines. The benefit shows as a credit on each monthly bill for a total savings of $480 each year.
- Non-Senior Household Monthly Discount
A credit of up to $30 is applied toward electric charges each month to eligible households. Eligibility is based on 200% of gross annual income of the current Federal Poverty Guidelines. The benefit shows as a credit on each monthly bill for a total savings of $360 each year.
Glendale Water & Power
- Glendare Care
Provides monthly electric bill discounts of $35 per month to eligible low-income customers. An application is available on the website.
- GWP Guardian
Customers who have household members using life saving medical equipment or are suffering from afflictions requiring special space conditioning may be eligible for a discount. The amount of the discount depends on the estimated electric usage of your doctor-prescribed equipment. An application is available on the website.
- The Utility Users Tax Exemption (UUTE)
The Utility Users Tax is charged to all users of electricity, water, gas, telephone, and cable services within the City of Glendale. The City offers two types of exemptions, senior and disabled exemptions. Please note proof of age and income are required. A legible photocopy of your birth certificate, valid CA driver's license, CA State ID, or similar government issued identification is required.
Download the UUTE application on the website.
Imperial Irrigation District (IID)
1-760-339-9032 or 1-800-303-7756
Residential Energy Assistance Program (REAP)
Low-income customers may qualify for a 20 percent discounted electric billing rate. Emergency bill paying assistance may be available.
Energy Assistance for Special Equipment
EASE is an assistance program that reduces the electrical rate for a defined quantity of electricity used to operate medical equipment by a household that has a full-time resident who requires specific medically necessary electric equipment to sustain life or prevent deterioration of a person's medical condition.
Lassen Municipal Utilities District
530-257-0314
Winter Energy Assistance Rate (WEAR)
Provides rate assistance to low-income customers.
Emergency Energy Assistance Program (EEAP)
If you find yourself unable to pay your utility bill or you are in danger of disconnection, EEAP may be able to help. EEAP is administered by the Susanville Salvation Army.
Lodi Electric Utility
Discounts Applications are available on the website.
1-888-399-2728
- Single Household Alternative Rate for Energy (SHARE)
Thirty percent discount on monthly electric charges for income-eligible customers.
- Senior Fixed Income Discount
For those customers who are on fixed incomes below $45,000 annually and who are over 62 years of age, and do not qualify for any other discount, a discount of 5% shall apply to the electric bill.
- Residential Medical Discount
Residents who have qualifying medical conditions or regularly use life-support equipment can receive a 25% discount on monthly electric charges. Doctor certification is necessary. Qualifying medical conditions that require special heating and/or air conditioning in order to sustain the person’s life or prevent deterioration of the person’s medical condition include, but are not limited to: Paraplegic, Quadriplegic, Hemiplegic, and Multiple Sclerosis. Other medical conditions as determined by a physician may also qualify.
Lompoc City Electric
Electric Rate Assistance
Monthly discount of $18 applied to utility bill for income qualifying households.
805-875-8252.
Long Beach Gas & Oil
Low-Income Gas Discount Program
Twenty percent discount on gas charges for income qualified customers.
562-570-2068.
Low-Income Senior or Disabled Program Utility Users Tax Exemption Program
Twenty percent discount on gas services. Exempts customer from paying Utility Users Tax on gas, water, electric, and telephone bill. First six billing units of water usage at no charge. Provides reduced refuse/recycling rate.
Call the Long Beach Senior Center, 562-570-3533 or 3534
Modesto Irrigation District
- MID CARES
The program reduces customers' fixed monthly charge from $32 to $12.80, and includes a 23 percent discount on the first 850kWh you use each month for a period of three years, or as long as you qualify. Download an application in English or Spanish or call 1-866-645-6625. If you need assistance completing the application call (209) 526-7435, or bring your information to MID office at 1231 11th Street, Modesto. TDD/TTY call (800) 735-2929 TTY.
- Medical Life Support Rate
Discount rate for customers who depend on medical life support devices at home. This discount cuts in half the cost of the first 500 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity used in each billing cycle. Information and an application packet is available on the website.
Call 209-526-7435 or toll free at 866-645-6625
Redding Electric Utility
Residential Energy Discount Program
The Residential Energy Discount program provides a discount on a customer's electric bill and is available to income-qualified customers. Each month, the program gives a $10 discount on the Network Access Charge and 35% savings of the first 450 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity. This program is administered by the City of Redding Housing Division.
530-225-4578
CARES Program
Emergency assistance is available to qualified low-income customers. Provides one-time bill payment assistance toward the electric portion of a customers utility bill. This program is administered by City of Redding Customer Service.
530-339-7200 or 866-267-8845
Riverside Public Utilities
UtiliCare
A bill assistance program that provides a defined quantity of electricity at reduced rates to any household with a full-time resident who requires certain medically necessary electric equipment. A separate program application and physician's certification of medical condition are required.
951-782-0330
Roseville Electric
- Electric Rate Assistance Program
This rate is 15 percent credit on all electric service charges. An application must be submitted along with a copy of the most recent energy bill and proof of income. An application form is available on Roseville Electric's website.
916-774-5300
- Medical Rate Assistance Program
This rate is a 50 percent credit on the first 500 kWh of usage per month and a 15% discount for usage in excess of 500 kWh. An application must be completed for the Medical Support Rate reduction.
916-774-5300
Silicon Valley Power
Email: cutcosts@siliconvalleypower.com
Financial Rate Assistance Program
To apply for the Financial RAP discount: Download the FRAP application and mail it to the address below. You can also Fax it to us at the Fax number below. Please don't hesitate to call or email us should you have any questions.
F.R.A.P.
c/o Central Coast Energy Services
P.O. Box 2707
Watsonville, CA 95077
Medical RAP
Residents who have a medical condition and/or are disabled must provide a physician's certification documenting the patient's medical needs and requirements for an electric device for treatment. Paraplegic, hemiplegic, or quadriplegic people qualify. Similarly, a scleroderma patient with special heating or cooling needs qualifies, as do residents who depend on life support. To apply for the Medical RAP discount: Download the Medical RAP application, fill it out, and mail it to the address below. You can also Fax it to us at the Fax number below.
City of Santa Clara
Municipal Services Division
1500 Warburton Avenue
Santa Clara, CA 95050; or
Fax: 408-260-3873
Southwest Gas
1-877-860-6020
- CARE
Through the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program eligible customers receive a 20 percent discount on electric and natural gas bills.
- Additional Baseline Program
Upon completion of an application and verification by a licensed physician, surgeon, or osteopath, an additional monthly medical allowance of 25 therms will be provided for hemiplegic / paraplegic / quadriplegic persons, multiple sclerosis / scleroderma patients and persons who are being treated for a life threatening illness and have a compromised immune system.
Trinity Public Utilities District
209-883-8222
- CARES
Residential customers who qualify for the program will receive a discount on their residential customer charge, as well as the first 800 kilowatt-hours of use. CARE income guidelines and applications are available on TID's website.
- Medical Rate Assistance Program
Discounts to eligible customers with life support equipment in their homes or medical conditions requiring temporary regulation. Applications are available on TID's website.
West Coast Gas
CARE
Offers income-qualified customers a 20 percent discount off their monthly bills. Enrolled customers are also exempt from the 2001 rate increases ordered by the California Public Utilities Commission.
916-364-4100
Low-Income Energy Efficiency
Energy Savings Assistance Program
This program provides no-cost weatherization services to low-income households who meet the CARE income guidelines. Services provided include attic insulation, energy efficient refrigerators, energy efficient furnaces, weatherstripping, caulking, low-flow shower heads, water heater, blankets, and door and building envelope repairs which reduce air infiltration. Contact your utility for more information and an application.
Bear Valley Electric
Energy Savings Assistance Program
The Energy Savings Assistance Program (ESA), offered to income qualified customers, provides energy-saving improvements at no charge.
Liberty Utilities
Energy Savings Assistance Program
Homeowners and renters may be eligible for energy efficient home improvements at no cost.
Pacific Gas & Electric
Energy Savings Assistance Program
This program provides income-qualified renters and homeowners with easy, free solutions to help manage their energy use and save money on their monthly energy bills. Improvements to your house, apartment or mobile home may include: compact fluorescent lights, caulking, shower heads, and minor home repair. and more. Furnace and water heater repair or replacement may be available to eligible homeowners when PG&E determines existing natural gas units are inoperative or unsafe.
1-800-933-9555.
San Diego Gas & Electric
Energy Savings Assistance Program
The Energy Team program provides free energy-saving home improvements such as new energy-efficient appliances and other measures to those with limited incomes and seniors who meet specific income guidelines. Both homeowners and renters can participate in this program.
800-411-7343.
Southern California Edison
Energy Savings Assistance Program
Helps income-qualified households conserve energy and reduce their electricity costs. SCE pays all the costs of purchasing and installing energy-efficient appliances and equipment, which are free to eligible customers. This program is available to both homeowners and renters.
800-736-4777.
Southern California Gas
Energy Savings Assistance Program
No-cost weatherization and furnace repair or replacement services(homeowners for qualified limited-income customers.
1-800-331-7593
Southwest Gas
Energy Savings Assistance Program (ESA)
ESA can assist customers with money-saving home improvements to increase the energy efficiency of their homes. Energy-saving measures are available to income-qualified customers, at no cost.
866-812-5766
Anaheim Public Utilities
Weatherization Anaheim
Public Utilities partners with the Southern California Gas Company, to assist income-qualified renters and homeowners in making their homes more water-energy efficient and comfortable. Synergy Companies, the authorized contractor for this program, offers no-cost home repairs, replaces inefficient appliances, and installs other measures as needed to help customers reduce their utility bills. Call Synergy at (800) 818-4298 to sign up or submit the online application on Southern California Gas Company’s website.
City of Shasta Lake Municipal Utilities
Efficiency and Rebates
The City of Shasta Lake manages a comprehensive energy efficiency incentive program for residential & commercial customers focusing on peak load reduction and energy conservation. For residential customers, rebates are offered for the installation of various energy efficiency measures. For commercial customers, rebates are available for upgraded lighting, HVAC equipment, and in cases where an analysis is performed rebates can be offered for additional equipment that reduces energy use and/or demand.
1-855-516-2105
Redding Electric Utility
Residential Electrification Assistance Program (REAP)
Redding Electric Utility (REU), in partnership with the local Self Help Home Improvement Project (SHHIP), the California Department of Community Services and Development, developed the Residential Electrification Assistance Program (REAP.) REAP provides income-qualified costumes a direct installation of new electric appliances to replace old gas ones. To determine eligibility for the REAP program, or to obtain more information about the program, REU customers should contact SHHIP (www.shhip.org) or at 530-378-6905.
Turlock Irrigation District
Weatherization Program
TID CARES customers can participate in Weatherization Program at no cost. The program can reduce energy bills by making homes more energy efficient.
Emergency Charitable Assistance
Please note these charitable funds are last resort emergency funds with limited resources and limited times of operation.
Pacific Gas and Electric
REACH
A one-time energy-assistance program that is administered through the Salvation Army from 170 offices in northern and central California. Those who have experienced an uncontrollable or unforeseen hardship may receive an energy credit up to $200, credit amount based on the past due amount of the bill. REACH assistance may be available once within an 18-month period, but exceptions can be made for seniors, the physically challenged and the terminally ill. Eligibility is 200% of federal poverty guidelines.
1-800-933-9677
Pacific Power
Project HELP
A nonprofit program providing energy assistance with donated funds. Administrated by The Salvation Army. To see if you qualify, please contact the office nearest you:
- Alturas 530-233-3111
- Crescent City 530-616-8611
- Dorris 530-938-5000
- Dunsmuir 530-616-8611
- Etna 530-616-8611
- McCloud 530-616-8611
- Mt. Shasta 530-616-8611
- Scott Valley 530-616-8611
- Tulelake 530-616-8611
- Weed 530-938-5000
- Yreka 530-616-8611
- Other areas 530-616-8611
San Diego Gas and Electric
Neighbor to Neighbor
Subsidized by SDG&E shareholders and employees, the program helps customers who do not qualify for any other assistance programs but can't pay their SDG&E bill due to temporary financial hardship such as temporary unemployment or a serious family illness.
Application
1-800-411-7343
Southern California Gas Company
Gas Assistance Fund
Starting February 1 and continuing though April (or until funds are depleted), qualifying customers may apply to receive financial help in paying their gas bills.
Burbank Water and Power
Project Share
Helps Burbank families experiencing temporary financial difficulties due to unemployment, sudden illness, and other unforeseen hardships.
City of Palo Alto Utilities
Project PLEDGE
One-time annual emergency bill paying assistance. An application form is available on the website.
650-329-2161
Glendale Water & Power
Helping Hand
Helps customers continue electric service by providing up to $150 in one-time GWP bill payment or deposit assistance for low-income customers who are experiencing a temporary financial emergency. For more information or to request an application be sent to your home, call 818-550-4400. An application is also available online.
