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Louisville launches $10M program to help people behind on utility bills Share Updated: 6:09 PM EST Jan 25, 2021 WLKY Digital Team Share Updated: 6:09 PM EST Jan 25, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript APPLY. DREW: THE $10 MILLION COMES FROM MONEY LEFT OVER IN LAST YEAR S BUDGET THANKS TO FUNDING FROM THE CARES ACT. BUT THE CITY SAYS WITH DEMAND SOARING, THEY DON T EXPECT IT WILL LAST LONG. SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN IN MARCH OF LAST YEAR, THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE BEHIND ON THEIR LOUISVILLE WATER OR M.S.D. BILLS JUMPED FROM 1900 TO 15,000 WITH AN AVERAGE OUTSTANDING BILL OF $700. ROUGHLY 80% OF THOSE CUSTOMERS HAVE EITHER NEVER BEEN BEHIND ON THE LOUISVILLE WATER AND M.S.D. BILL OR BEEN BEHIND ONE TIME. DREW: THE NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS BEHIND ON LG&E BILLS IS EVEN HIGHER. LG&E HAS NEARLY 28,000 RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS THAT ARE BEHIND. WITH AN AVERAGE BILL OF MORE THAN $400. DREW: ELIGIBLE CUSTOMERS CAN GET A CREDIT UP TO $500 ON BOTH THEIR L

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