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LIHEAP helps low-income customers who need financial assistance in paying their energy bills. The program is administered by the Community and Economic Development Association (CEDA) in
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To apply for this program, customers must have proof of income, a copy of their utility bill and social security numbers for everyone in the household. LIHEAP offers grants to help customers pay outstanding bills, reconnect service and keep their home’s energy on over the winter months.
In addition to registering at Senator Munoz’s office, you can find the closest LIHEAP application site by contacting CEDA’s hotline at: 1-800-571-CEDA (2332) or visit http://www.cedaorg.net/www2/EnergyConservation.html.
Customers can also visit www.peoplesgasdelivery.com for a list of application sites and guidelines.
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Senator Munoz Menu

1st District
Assistant Majority Leader
Years served: 1999 - Present
Committee assignments: Committee of the Whole; Energy; Executive Appointments (Chairperson); Executive; Gaming; Insurance.
Biography: Born February 18, 1964, in Chicago; Served in U.S. Army with the 82nd Airborne Division; City of Chicago-Mayor's License Commission, Local Liquor Control Section (1990); Dept. of Aviation; Mayor's Office of Budget & Management; member of Fraternal Order of Police; married (wife, Patricia), has three children.



