OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) - Customers of the Metropolitan Utilities District who need help paying their gas and water bills due to the ongoing pandemic can apply for help from a federally funded program.
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners voted Tuesday to increase the maximum amount from $750-$1200 per household for utility assistance through the CARES Act.
Back in July, $4 million was awarded to help customers with their bills.
Customers can apply for assistance by clicking on this link.
For eligibility guidelines and required documentation, click here.
The cut-off date to accept applications is expected to be on or around December 15.
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