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Home > Programs & Services > Senior Utility and Home Repair Assistance Programs > Butler County Senior Utility, Home Repair and Emergency Housing Assistance Program

Butler County Senior Utility, Home Repair and Emergency Housing Assistance Program

UPDATE: All parts of this program are currently closed to new applicants.


This program provides three types of assistance to eligible Butler County older adults:

  1. Assistance paying utility bills (gas or electric) Closed to new applicants
  2. Assistance in making home repairs or modifications that promote safe, independent living (homeowners only) This assistance is currently on hold due to funding and is no longer accepting applications. It may reopen at a later date, depending on available funding.
  3. Emergency housing assistance (renters only) in the form of rent payment assistance to avoid eviction Closed to new applicants

Please review the eligibility information below and then use the links on the right to complete an application. Using the online application is the fastest way to apply for help through this program. A print version of the application is also available. Follow the instructions below to complete and submit a print application.

Who is eligible?

This program serves Butler County residents age 60 and older who meet certain income requirements and who are not eligible for assistance through other available programs.

Individuals may apply for utility assistance and/or home repair assistance, as well as emergency housing assistance. If an individual applies for and receives assistance, they are no longer eligible to receive the same type of assistance through this program. However, they may apply for another form of assistance offered through this program.

  • Butler County residents age 60 and over
  • Ineligible for other assistance programs
  • Utility Assistance: Older adult or other family member in the household currently paying the utility bill (gas/electric only)
  • Repairs/Modifications: Applicant must be the homeowner and reside in the home where the work will occur. This assistance is currently on hold due to funding and is no longer accepting applications. It may reopen at a later date, depending on available funding.
  • Emergency Housing Assistance: Applicant must reside in the home/apartment where assistance is needed. Applicant must be able to demonstrate ability to make rental payments in the future (renters only) Closed to new applicants
  • Household income of 300% of poverty level or below, following the guidelines below:
    • 1 person in household annual income of $0-$43,740
    • 2 people in household annual income of $0-$59,160
    • 3 people in household annual income of $0-$74,580
    • 4 people in household annual income of $0-$90,000
    • 5 people in household annual income of $0-$105,420
    • 6 people in household annual income of $0-$120,840
    • 7 people in household annual income of $0-$136,260
    • 8 people in household annual income of $0-$151,680

Utility Assistance

Eligible individuals may apply for a one-time credit for their gas or electric bill for each household that meets the eligibility criteria (see above).

Home Repairs and Safety Modifications (homeowners only)

This assistance is currently on hold due to funding and is no longer accepting applications. It may reopen at a later date, depending on available funding.

Individuals may apply to receive assistance with home repairs or safety upgrades that will help them continue to live independently at home. The applicant must own and reside in the home where the work will occur. Repairs and safety modifications commonly include the following:

  • Safety upgrades including grab bars, railings and ramps
  • HVAC Repair (heating and cooling)
  • Hot Water Heater Repair
  • Stairlifts

Applicants should prioritize the most critical repairs or safety modifications that will keep them safe and independent in their own homes. Due to financial constraints, this program is not able to provide the following: 

  • Roof repair and/or replacement
  • Cosmetic repairs and/or replacements
  • Driveway or walkway repairs and/or replacements
  • Concrete work or repair
  • Yard work
  • Exterior or interior painting
  • Major plumbing repair (water main repair, septic tanks, etc.)
  • Appliance repair and/or replacement

Emergency Housing Assistance (renters only)

This assistance is currently on hold due to funding and is no longer accepting applications. It may reopen at a later date, depending on available funding.

Applicants must provide the following information to apply for this program:

  • Proof of income for the past 30 days for all household members 18 and older (examples: paystubs, Social Security award letter, unemployment, pension, etc.)
  • Eviction or past due rent notice including total amount due
  • Copy of your current lease or rental agreement, even if you rent month-to-month

Supporting materials may be emailed to HCUtility@help4seniors.org or faxed to: (513) 538-0411.

How to apply

Online: Please click here to complete the online application. This is the fastest way to apply for assistance through this program.

Mail, Email or Fax: Please click here to access a paper application that may be printed and completed by hand. Please remember to include the required documentation (for emergency housing assistance) with your application. Completed applications should be mailed to:

Council on Aging
Attn: ADRC – Utilities
4601 Malsbary Road
Blue Ash, OH 45242

Completed paper applications may also be emailed to
HCUtility@help4seniors.org or faxed to: (513) 538-0411.

Once we receive your application form, we will contact you to further assess your
eligibility for the program.

To have an application mailed to you, please call (513) 743-9000 or send an email to HCUtility@help4seniors.org.

Questions?

If you have questions, please call Council on Aging at (513) 743-9000.

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