Mayor Mattie Parker | City of Fort Worth website
Mayor Mattie Parker | City of Fort Worth website
The Community Action Partners Program (CAP), part of the Neighborhood Services Department, is stepping up efforts to provide much-needed relief to residents in all of Tarrant County, specifically in Fort Worth. The program is funding by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. With approximately $3.5 million still available for energy payments, the program aims to alleviate the financial strain on households struggling to meet their energy expenses.
To be eligible for assistance, residents must meet certain criteria. This includes meeting income limits based on household size, which is calculated at 150% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines. Proof of Tarrant County residency, U.S. citizenship or legal residency, and identification for household members aged 18 and over are also required.
The City of Fort Worth is committed to supporting residents in need and may make referrals to social and financial service agencies offering relevant services and resources. Landlords, property management companies or mortgage companies seeking payment on behalf of renters or homeowners must register as vendors with the City of Fort Worth and agree to the specified payment terms and conditions.For further information or to obtain the specified form, interested individuals can contact CAP at 817-392-5795. The City of Fort Worth urges applicants to ensure their applications are complete and include all required documents for processing. It is essential to use sufficient postage to ensure timely delivery.
The Texas Department of Housing Energy Assistance Program remains dedicated to providing essential support to Tarrant County residents, helping them overcome the challenges posed by high energy costs. With the remaining funds available, eligible households can find some relief in meeting their energy expenses and ensuring a stable living environment.
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