Weatherization Assistance Program Resources

Weatherization Facts 

• Low-income households spend nearly 14 percent of their total annual income on energy.  Other households spend only an average of 3.5 percent of their annual income on energy.  Low-income families often cut back on other necessities to pay their energy bills.  Over 5.5 million households have received Weatherization services since the inception of the program in 1976, but nearly 28 million households are currently eligible for services. (Source: http://www.waptac.org/)
• More than 90 percent of low-income households have annual incomes less than $15,000.
• Two-thirds have annual incomes under $8,000.
• The average annual energy expenditure for low-income households is $1,102.
• 49 percent of low-income households are occupied by persons with disabilities or elderly residents. (Source: D.O.E. Southeast Region)

Who should you contact for more information about the Weatherization Assistance Program?

• John Cora
  Weatherization Program Manager
  (502) 564-7630, ext. 399
• Marilyn Harris - for contract or regulations information
  Director, Homeownership Production
  (502) 564-7630, ext. 253
• Gary Brown - for technical and programmatic information
  Senior Weatherization Trainer/Monitor
  (502) 564-7630, ext. 355

Weatherization Legal Guide  

RFQ - Contractors 

Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP)

2013 Draft Budget and Annual File   

2013 Draft Master File   

2012 Budget and Annual File (submitted 4/24/12)

2012 Master File (submitted 4/24/12)

Revised Allocation Formula PY 2012 

Data for Proposed Allocation Formula PY 2012 

2011 WAP Budget and Annual File    

2011 WAP Master File   

American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Weatherization Assistance Program

ARRA WAP State Plan (Approved by DOE 7/1/10, PY 4/1/09 – 3/31/12)  

ARRA WAP State Plan Amended (Approved by DOE 12/21/10, PY 4/1/09 – 3/31/12)   

DRAFT ARRA WAP State Plan Amendment (4/16/2011) Reprogramming of T and TA Funds   

Weatherization Training Centers

KHC received an award of funds from the US Department of Energy for the establishment of Weatherization Training Centers throughout the state. Training centers are located at campuses of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) and Area Technology Centers.

Energy Related Mold & Moisture Webinar

• Module 1  
• Module 2  
• Module 3  
• Module 4  
• Verification of Webinar Attendance  

Note: If you cannot play or download these videos, contact the person listed at the bottom of this page to obtain them on CD.

Training Resources

• Completing Work Write-Ups and Actual Costs Webinar 

Weatherization Manuals

• Weatherization Program Manual (ARRA)  
• Weatherization Program Manual (All other funding)  
• KY Weatherization Program Field Guide  

Weatherization Forms

• WX Electronic 702 
• Mold Assessment and Release Form  
• SFY 2007 12 Month Plan  
• WX 900E Electric Heat System Evaluation  
• WX 900G Natural Gas-Liquid Propane Heat System Evalutation  
• WX12 Non Financial Agreement  
• WX14 Agency-Contractors Agreement  
• WX15 Change Order  
• WX16A Deficiency Notice  
• WX702 ARRA Monthly Statistical Report  
• WX710 Completed Dwelling Report  
• WX800 Application & Prioritization  
• WX900 Oil Heat System Evaluation  
• WX900 Weatherization Work Order  
• WX900P Weatherization Work Order Contractor  
• WX900SF Solid Fuel Heat System Evaluation  
• WX910 Request to Exceed Fuel Change Request  
• WXBLR Base Load Record  
• WX10 Contractor Application  
• WX11 Contractors Work Preference  
• WX17 Private Contractors Invoice  
• WX16 Contractors Notice of Completion and Approval  
• WXTR Training Request  
• Weatherization Project Review Form  
• Weatherization Vehicle Disposal Form  
• Verification of Disability  

Program Guidance on Multi-family Weatherization  

WX800L - Landlord Application for Weatherization Services  

WX800T - Tenant Form for Weatherization Services  

WXRental - Agency/Landlord Weatherization Agreement