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Williamsburg Municipal Utility Relief Program provides funds for those with past-due utility bills

Williamsburg Municipal Utility Relief Program provides funds for those with past-due utility bills
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Fairfax Water Offers Utility Payment Relief Options

December 15, 2020 at 3:30pm Fairfax County residents struggling to pay their water bills can now apply to Fairfax Water for payment assistance. The not-for-profit utility provider announced yesterday (Monday) that it has received funds from a COVID-19 Municipal Utility Relief Program that Virginia set up using $120 million in federal CARES Act money. “These are challenging times for Virginia families and businesses,” Gov. Ralph Northam said when announcing the allocation of $60 million to the program in November. “We remain committed to helping them keep the electricity on and the water running.” Residents of Fairfax County are eligible to apply for the program based on the following criteria:

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Here s good news: Relief offered by Williamsburg to residents and biz owners facing past due utility bills

You can thank the CARES Act for this. The city of Williamsburg was awarded $92,027.49 in CARES Act relief funds to assist eligible water and sewer customers. The Municipal Utility Relief Program aims to help residents and small-business owners facing past-due utility bills from March 1 through Dec. 30 due to COVID-19, according to a news release from the city. The funds can only be used to provide direct assistance to customer accounts over 30 days in arrears during the covered period; however, the grant prioritizes assistance to customers with accounts more than 60 days in arrears. All utility customers with accounts over 30 days in arrears are encouraged to complete an intake certification form, which can be found online or at the Municipal Building at 401 Lafayette St., and then submit it to the City by Jan. 13, 2021. Signed certification forms can be mailed to 401 Lafayette St., Williamsburg, VA 23185, emailed to water@williamsburgva.gov, or placed in the drop-box on the fron

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Williamsburg offers residents, business owners relief on past due utility bills

Williamsburg offers residents, business owners relief on past due utility bills
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