The postponed proposal would require Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services to provide eligible households crisis energy payments, generally capped at $800 per program year.
Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services would provide crisis energy payments as needed to eligible households, generally up to $800 per program year. It could approve more for special circumstances.
Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services would make crisis payments as needed through the low-income home energy assistance program. The payments would cover eligible Nebraska households. The program uses an annual household income standard of 150% of the federal poverty level, a federal income guideline. Payments would generally be limited to $800 per program year. The agency could approve payments above $800 for special circumstances.
No hearings or votes scheduled.