Lieberman Applauds Nearly $26 Million for Housing Weatherization in Connecticut

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WASHINGTON, DC – August 13, 2009 – (RealEstateRama) — Senator Joe Lieberman (ID-CT) today praised the release of $25,724,201 to weatherize approximately 7,400 homes and re-weatherize an additional 100 homes throughout Connecticut. The Connecticut Department of Social Services administers the Weatherization Program, assisting low-income persons in minimizing energy-related costs and fuel usage in their residences. The funds were released by the Department of Energy as a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

“We have a fundamental responsibility to ensure that Connecticut’s low income residents can keep their homes at a livable temperature during the cold New England winters,” Lieberman said. “These funds will help keep these vulnerable residents warm in the most efficient and cost effective way while reducing pollution, and creating green jobs.”

Once the program is in place, Connecticut will be eligible to receive an additional $32 million to expand the weatherization program.

Contact: Scott Overland

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