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Washington Department of Commerce is offering emergency assistance to wildfire-affected residents in impacted counties“If you qualified for Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) in the current program year and live in one of the impacted counties, these agencies may be able to assist with: Energy and utility bills Temporary shelter or shelter vouchers Transportation, food, and other emergency needs Air purifiers in counties covered under the wildfire State of Emergency Weatherization and home repairs”
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The aid includes help with energy bills“Energy and utility bills”
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The aid includes temporary shelter“Temporary shelter or shelter vouchers”
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The aid includes transportation“Transportation, food, and other emergency needs”
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The aid includes food“Temporary shelter or shelter vouchers Transportation, food, and other emergency needs”
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The aid includes home repairs“Weatherization and home repairs If you are in Spokane County, the Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Resources page, which has the option of machine translation, is available.”
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The program targets households that qualified for LIHEAP in the current program year“If you qualified for Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) in the current program year and live in one of the impacted counties, these agencies may be able to assist with: Energy and utility bills Temporary shelter or shelter vouchers Transportation, food, and other emergency needs Air purifiers in counties covered under the wildfire State of Emergency Weatherization and home repairs”
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The program targets households that live in counties affected by the ongoing wildfire State of Emergency“If you qualified for Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) in the current program year and live in one of the impacted counties, these agencies may be able to assist with: Energy and utility bills Temporary shelter or shelter vouchers Transportation, food, and other emergency needs Air purifiers in counties covered under the wildfire State of Emergency Weatherization and home repairs”
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Assistance covers air purifiers in wildfire-affected counties“Air purifiers in counties covered under the wildfire State of Emergency”
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Assistance covers weatherization services“Weatherization and home repairs”
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Community Action Agencies in Chelan counties are available to provide support“Chelan‑Douglas Community Action Council (CDCAC)Serves: Chelan and Douglas CountiesPhone: 509‑662‑6156Website: cdcac.org”
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Community Action Agencies in Douglas counties are available to provide support“Chelan‑Douglas Community Action Council (CDCAC)Serves: Chelan and Douglas CountiesPhone: 509‑662‑6156Website: cdcac.org”
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Community Action Agencies in Yakima counties are available to provide support“Northwest Community Action Center Serves: Yakima County, SouthPhone: 509-865-7630Website: Northwest Community Action Center”
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Community Action Agencies in Okanogan counties are available to provide support“Okanogan County Community Action Council (OCCAC)Serves: Okanogan CountyPhone: 509‑422‑4041Website: occac.com”
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Community Action Agencies in Spokane counties are available to provide support“If you’re impacted by the wildfires, help may be available through your local Community Action Agency. If you qualified for Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) in the current program year and live in one of the impacted counties, these agencies may be able to assist with: Energy and utility bills Temporary shelter or shelter vouchers Transportation, food, and other emergency needs Air purifiers in counties covered under the wildfire State of Emergency Weatherization and home repairs If you are in Spokane County, the Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Resources page, which has the option of machine translation, is available. These are agencies serving wildfire‑impacted regions: Chelan‑Douglas Community Action Council (CDCAC)Serves: Chelan and Douglas CountiesPhone: 509‑662‑6156Website: cdcac.org Northwest Community Action Center Serves: Yakima County, SouthPhone: 509-865-7630Website: Northwest Community Action Center North Opportunities Industrialization Center of Washington Serves: Adams, Grant, Yakima NorthPhone: 509-248-6751Website: oicofwa.org Okanogan County Community Action Council (OCCAC)Serves: Okanogan CountyPhone: 509‑422‑4041Website: occac.com Rural Resources Community ActionServes: Stevens, Ferry, Lincoln and Pend Oreille CountiesPhone: 509-684-8421Website: RuralResources.org Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners (SNAP)Serves: Spokane CountyPhone: 509‑456‑7627Website: SnapWa.org Support for tribes Commerce recognizes the sovereignty of tribes and their valuable partnership in leading wildfire response, recovery and long-term resilience efforts.”
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Affected residents can contact their local Community Action Agency for help“If you’re impacted by the wildfires, help may be available through your local Community Action Agency.”
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The Department of Commerce has allocated $1 million for Emergency Rapid Response Grants“Emergency Rapid Response (ERR) Grants ($1+ million) Funds available to restore essential community lifelines like food, water, sewer, power, transportation, communication, and shelter.”
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The Department of Commerce has allocated $7.1 million for Traditional Emergency Funding“Traditional Emergency Funding ($7.1 million available) For repairing or reconstructing essential facilities and infrastructure such as roads, water systems, stormwater, and bridges. Eligible applicants: Local governments (Cities/Towns, Counties, Special Purpose Districts, and Quasi-municipal Organizati”
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The funding supports infrastructure repairs and community recovery efforts“Support includes: Emergency Rapid Response (ERR) Grants ($1+ million) Funds available to restore essential community lifelines like food, water, sewer, power, transportation, communication, and shelter. Eligible applicants: Local and Tribal governments Broadband Emergency Funding ($2.1 million available) Repairs or replaces broadband infrastructure damaged by wildfire events. Contact: [email protected] Traditional Emergency Funding ($7.1 million available) For repairing or reconstructing essential facilities and infrastructure such as roads, water systems, stormwater, and bridges. Eligible applicants: Local governments (Cities/Towns, Counties, Special Purpose Districts, and Quasi-municipal Organizati”