As temperatures drop across the state of Utah and energy costs continue to rise, Utahns may be eligible for heat utility assistance to stay warm as winter fast approaches. Jamie Castleton, manager of the Utah Community Action HEAT Program, said it provides water and energy assistance throughout the year to households considered to be low-income and encourages Utahns who need help to apply. “People who are living with a documented disability, age 60 and over, and then young children under the age of 6, are our three main target populations,” Castleton pointed out. “But anyone who is really struggling with...

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