HEAT
Open Annually from November 1 to April 30*
Need help with your heating costs this winter?
The HEAT Program helps families in low-income households pay their bills during the coldest months of the year. We also offer crisis assistance year round. If you live in Salt Lake County or Tooele County and you need help with your heating costs, apply today.
How to Apply
Option 1: Schedule an appointment
You can schedule an appointment online or call 801-521-6107 or 844-214-3090 to set up a time.
Remember to bring the required documents to your appointment.
Schedule an Appointment
Option 2: Apply online, if eligible
You might qualify to submit your HEAT application online. Click here to see if you’re eligible and start the process if you are.
Option 3: Print and send by mail
You may send a completed form, along with copies of all required documents, to the Utah Community Action HEAT Program at the following address: 764 South 200 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84101.
Download and complete one of the following forms:
HEAT Application (Single Person Household)
Access additional State of Utah HEAT forms
If you need help with the application process, please call 801-521-6107.
What to Bring to Your Appointment
Identification (Required)
- Photo ID
- Social Security cards for all household members
- Birth certificates for children under age six
Proof of Income and Expenses (Required)
- Copies of your most recent utility bills
- Proof of all household income for the previous calendar month
- Receipts for all household medical expenses for the previous calendar month (if applicable)
- Proof of disability (if applicable)
Forms (Optional)
If you prefer to fill out your form ahead of time, you can print it and bring it with you.
Who Qualifies for HEAT
To qualify for HEAT assistance in Salt Lake and Tooele Counties, you must meet the following requirements:
- Must be the person responsible for the utilities
- Must have at least one household member who is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen
- Must have an income at or below 150 percent of the federal poverty level
- Federal Poverty Level Chart
Rocky Mountain Power Home Energy Lifeline Program
The Home Energy Lifeline Program (HELP) is a monthly discount program for Rocky Mountain Power customers who meet HEAT Program eligibility. Clients must re-certify each year either on their HEAT/Crisis application or during a summer re-certification period. Income qualification is the same as for HEAT (at or below 150 percent of poverty). If you have applied for HEAT or Crisis assistance and have Rocky Mountain Power for your electricity, you have already received the monthly discount of $12.60 a month which adds up to $151.20 per year. If you did not apply for HEAT, you will want to complete a HELP application and submit it with the following documentation:
• All income from the month prior to the application
• Your most recent Rocky Mountain Power bill
If you need assistance with the application process, please call 801-521-6107 or 1-844-214-3090.