It's a collaborative effort between the Community Action Program of Evansville and Evansville Water and Sewer Utility called the Water Bill Assistance Program.
Some people in the community are still struggling financially as Evansville reopens, but the efforts of a local non-profit are giving people a chance.
Applicants must provide proof of income and other documents to receive assistance. If accepted, applicants can receive up to $250 towards their water payments each year.
Augusta customers experience spike in water bills
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A spike in water bill and complaints rolling into Augusta utilities. Many customers at the end of their rope and close to the bottom of their wallet. Their concerns have made it all the way into commission chambers.
Commissioner Clarke is the one who added this to the agenda. He's gotten a lot of complaints and the utilities department admits they're hearing more complaints too.
NJ extends moratorium on utility shut-offs | NJ Spotlight News
The state's move to keep a ban on utility shut-offs in place until the end of the year marks a respite for the hundreds of thousands of gas, electric and other utility customers who, in aggregate, are over a half-billion dollars behind in paying their bills.
In a bill signed quickly by Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday, the moratorium on shut-offs due to expire at the end of June was extended six months, a step that gives administration officials more time to come up with a strategy for helping customers pay off their debts.
How to Add Value for Customers and Potential Customers during COVID-19 - MarketScale
During this challenging era, it's essential to find ways to elevate relationships with customers and potential customers. Businesses across the board have had to get creative on how they make money, but one thing that never gets old is adding value.
On this episode of Flow Cast by Trillium Flow Technologies , host Shelby Skrhak talked to Frank Gilhooly, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Trillium, about adding value for customers and potential customers during these COVID-constrained times.
Update: Nearly 2,100 RPU customers see power restored | Post Bulletin
Nearly 2,100 Rochester Public Utility customers in the northeast part of the city lost power and had it restored in less than an hour Wednesday.
Crews are looking into the outage in NE #rochmn . We will post updates as we receive them from the field. pic.twitter.com/YDGIk6uMuK
The city-owned utility company reported the outage occurred shortly before 3:30 p.m. and crews were sent to look into the problem.
North Split construction impacts sandwich shop, others seeing fewer customers - WISH-TV |
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The North Split interstate reconstruction project is difficult for drivers and local businesses.
Some of the business say they’re already seeing a drop in business since the project began less than a month ago. At Greiner’s sub shop on Shelby Street in Indianapolis, its operators take pride in their sandwiches. “My mom and I always say that food unites people together,” said Bridget Moyer, the general manager.
Banks of all sizes go head to head for customers, talent in red hot Dallas-Fort Worth financial
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Customers speak out against utility rate hikes | WOWK 13 News
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) — Dozens of people filled the LaBelle Theater in South Charleston for a town hall on utility increases, many of them seniors who say they can’t afford yet another utility increase.
The Kanawha County Commission requested the meeting in an effort to get the legislature involved in stopping the rate hikes.
“I think the big emotion that you got from everyone was frustration,” said Del. Jim Barach (D-Kanawha).
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