Oregon Housing and Community Services is holding a public hearing on their proposed Recovery Act Weatherization Assistance Program State Plan for 2009-12.
The notice of the hearing is HERE.
The DRAFT Oregon plan is HERE. (PDF page 6 of the plan shows a budget of $38.5 Million; page 39 in the PDF contains eligibility information related to multifamily weatherization).
A separate DOE Recovery Act press release HERE indicates that there is an additional $42.2 million being made available to Oregon for the "State Energy Program" for a total of $80.7 million for Oregon.
The DOE press release for Oregon goes on to say:
" The Weatherization Assistance Program will allow an average investment of up to $6,500 per home in energy efficiency upgrades and will be available for families making up to 200% of the federal poverty level – or about $44,000 a year for a family of four.
The State Energy Program funding will be available for rebates to consumers for home energy audits or other energy saving improvements; development of renewable energy projects for clean electricity generation and alternative fuels; promotion of Energy Star products; efficiency upgrades for state and local government buildings; and other innovative state efforts to help save families money on their energy bill"
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