Assistance Available for Energy-Efficient Home Upgrades
In a proactive move towards sustainable living and greater energy efficiency, the Kendall/Grundy Community Action Program Director, Melissa Creamer, working in collaboration with the Kendall County Health Department, is pleased to announce the availability of federal funding for their Weatherization Program. This initiative is designed to extend a helping hand to local residents, ensuring they can maintain comfortable temperatures in their homes throughout the year.
Melissa Creamer, the program director, is enthusiastic about the positive impact this funding can have on the community. “We understand the importance of energy-efficient homes, both for the environment and for the well-being of our residents,” she explains. “With federal funding supporting our Weatherization Program, we can now provide the necessary assistance to make homes more energy-efficient.”
This program isn’t just about saving on energy bills; it’s also about reducing the carbon footprint. By weatherizing homes, residents can contribute to a greener, more sustainable future. Whether it’s keeping homes warm during the winter chill or cool during scorching summers, the initiative aims to enhance the quality of life for Kendall and Grundy residents.
In essence, this initiative offers more than just assistance—it offers the promise of a more comfortable, eco-conscious, and cost-effective living environment. Residents are encouraged to explore this opportunity and take a significant step towards a greener, more energy-efficient future for their homes.
