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Philadelphia’s LIHWAP payment application for water bills ends in 48 hours, offering up to $2,500.

Apply Now for the Low-Income Household Water Assistance ⁣Program!

The ‍clock is ticking! The deadline for the Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program application is‌ just two days away. If you’re a low-income resident of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, struggling with your water and wastewater bills, this is your chance to get the help you ⁢need.

To be eligible for funding, you must have received a notice that your water service will be shut⁤ off within the next 60 days. Don’t miss out on this temporary summer program,​ created⁢ by the American Rescue Plan Act, which offers up to $2,500 towards ​your past-due water bills ​and up to $2,500 for wastewater bills.

Qualifications and How to ⁤Apply

To qualify for assistance, ⁤you must be experiencing a crisis situation with your water service. Whether you own or rent your home,‍ you⁣ must meet the required household income ⁢limit. When applying, make sure to provide the‍ names, birth dates, and proof of income for all household members, along with a recent water bill.

The income limits vary based on household size. For​ example, the maximum annual income for a household ‍of one is $20,385,‌ while a household of four must not exceed $41,625. If you have ⁤a⁣ larger household, the program adds ‍$7,080 for each⁤ additional person, with a maximum ‌annual income of $84,105 for households of ten.

Don’t wait any longer! Apply now to secure your right to clean drinking water and wastewater services that keep your home safe⁤ and ⁤your family healthy. Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Secretary Valerie Arkoosh emphasizes the importance ⁤of applying as soon as possible when the program opens.

Since its launch in 2022, the⁢ Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program has already assisted 44,319 Pennsylvania households with their water ​and ⁢wastewater bills. For more information‍ on​ how to receive assistance for unpaid bills, visit the Philadelphia Water Department website or call 877-395-893 to request an application.



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