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Indiana winter shutoff protection (Dec 1 - Mar 15) for Energy Assistance Program households: give the utility written proof

Indiana statewide (electric and natural gas utilities) · Checked 2026-10-28

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receiving EAP, or qualified and formally applied at the local EAP intake office

Steps

  1. Apply for the Energy Assistance Program at your local intake office (usually the Community Action Agency; IHCDA 1-800-872-0371 per the OUCC page).
  2. Get written proof that you applied or receive EAP.
  3. Give that written proof to your electric and gas utility.
  4. Keep paying what you can and make a payment arrangement; you still owe the bill.

Official details

What you can get
electric and natural gas utilities in Indiana may not disconnect a customer between December 1 and March 15 IF the customer is: Official source
Who can get it
Qualified for EAP funds, has formally applied for the program at his or her local EAP intake office, and has provided the utility with written proof. Official source
What to bring
has provided the utility with written proof Official source
How to apply
In most counties, the office is the local Community Action Agency. Official source
Where to apply
In all Indiana counties, you can learn more about local level resources for utility bill assistance simply by dialing 211. Official source
Who decides
Not confirmed yet
How fast they decide
Not confirmed yet
Keep your benefits during an appeal
Not confirmed yet

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