Utility relief assistance available for Henrico families facing economic hardship
Henrico offering utility relief assistance to residents facing economic hardship
and last updated 2020-12-29 13:24:57-05
HENRICO COUNTY, Va. Henrico residents who are facing economic hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic can now apply for utility relief assistance.
The COVIDâ19 Municipal Utility Relief Program provides financial assistance to Henrico residents with delinquent utility bills.
Henrico County is offering the program to residents using CARES ACT funding.
Customers whose water and sewer bills are more than 30 days overdue because of economic hardship can apply for financial relief. The delinquent charges must be for water and sewer use between Mar. 1, 2020 and Dec. 30, 2020.
Hampton Roads COVID Utility Relief
Are you a Hampton Roads resident or small business owner facing past-due utility bills because of COVID-19 issues? Help has arrived.
If you have overdue direct water and wastewater utility bill charges occurring March 1 through Dec. 30, 2020, you may be eligible for assistance through the Municipal Utility Relief Program.
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Nearby in the town of Gate City, Virginia, those affected by the pandemic could benefit from the town currently offering some assistance with their utility bills. Having received the money through the Cares Act Funds for their Municipal Utility Relief Program. This is intended to help area customers who have fallen behind on their sewer or water bill payments. Applications are being taken and will continue to be taken until December 30th,2020. Applications are available at the Gate City Town Hall or online at www.mygatecity.com
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Richmond offering utility relief assistance to residents facing economic hardship
and last updated 2020-12-21 11:48:40-05
RICHMOND, Va. Residents who are facing economic hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic can now apply for utility relief assistance in the City of Richmond.
The COVID-19 Municipal Utility Relief Program is for Richmond Department of Public Utilities customers who have fallen behind on their utility bills as a result of these hardships.
The program, funded by the CARES ACT, is accepting applications through January 17. Funding is designed to be a oneâtime opportunity, with one payment per household or business, said city officials in a press release. This assistance is in addition to the moratorium suspending disconnections issued by the City in early March, which remains in effect.