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San Fernando Valley: Shadow Hills, Sunland, Canoga Park, Box
Canyon, West Hills, Winnetka, Bell Canyon, Chatsworth, Van Nuys, Encino, Northridge, Arleta, Hansen Hills, Pacoima, San Fernando,
Lake View Terrace, Mission Hills, Sun Valley, Panorama City, Sherman Oaks, Burbank, North Hollywood, Studio City, Valley Village,
Universal City, Toluca Lake
Santa Clarita Valley: Castaic, Newhall, Santa Clarita, Saugus, Canyon Country, Aqua Dulce,
Valencia
Antelope Valley: Acton, Lancaster, Hi Vista, Palmdale, Lake Los Angeles, Del Sur, Quartz Hill, Littlerock,
Juniper Hills, Sun Village, Llano, Leona Valley, Ritter Ranch, Rosamond, Boron, Mojave, North Edwards, California City, Tehachapi
Ridgecrest
in Kern/Mono County
From January 1 to June 30, 2005 ASSERT has weatherized 1240 homes in its service area, replaced
180 old refrigerators with new EnergyStar Models and installed 60 Evaporative Window Air conditioning Units.
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The following measures may be installed in eligible residences
of low-income families and individuals:
Attic Insulation
Evaporative Cooler and Air Conditioner Covers
Cover
and Outlet Plate Gaskets
Weatherstripping and Caulking
Replace Broken Window Panes (Single Panes Only)
Repair Doors
Water
Heater Blankets
Low-Flow Showerheads and Aerators
NGAT Testing (Gas Heated Homes Only)
Furnace repair and or replacement
(this service is only available to homeowners)
This is a representative list only. A residence may qualify only for
some of the measures listed above.
For Southern California Edison customers additional services are available such
as:
EMA Program Home Assessment
Under this program qualified Southern California Edison customers may also qualify
for replacement of old refrigerators, replacing old window or wall air conditioners, the installation of a wall or window
evaporative cooler in certain approved high energy degree areas, and the installation of CFI's, and weatherization services
for electrically heated homes.
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Who Qualifies?
Low-Income Seniors
Low-Income Disabled
Persons
Low-Income Families
For more information click on the link to the Direct Assistance Program
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