HJR773 Alabama 2010 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Patricia Todd

Democrat

Session

Regular Session 2010

Title

Economic and Community Affairs Department, urged to work diligently with Alabama's community action agencies to insure that weatherization assistance programs are made available to eligible low income persons

Summary

A concurrent resolution urging ADECA to work diligently with Alabama's community action agencies and the Alabama Weatherization Association to ensure ARRA weatherization funds reach eligible low-income residents.

What This Bill Does

The resolution notes that the US Department of Energy designated Alabama's community action agencies as subgrantees for ARRA weatherization and that ADECA leads the program with about $75 million. It urges ADECA to provide the necessary support to each subgrantee to ensure successful delivery of weatherization resources to low-income communities. It also urges ADECA to cooperate with the Alabama Weatherization Association to provide training, technical assistance, and support to weatherization programs and subgrantees. Copies of the resolution would be sent to the U.S. Secretary of Energy and the ADECA Director.

Who It Affects

• Eligible low-income residents who qualify for weatherization services: would have access expanded and better delivery of services through ADECA-supported programs.
• Alabama community action agencies and their ARRA weatherization subgrantees (and the ADECA-led Weatherization program): would receive more training, resources, and coordination to implement the program.

Key Provisions

• Urges ADECA to vigorously support each weatherization program subgrantee with the needed resources to deliver program benefits to low-income communities.
• Urges ADECA to work closely with the Alabama Weatherization Association (Community Action Association of Alabama) to provide training, technical assistance, and support to weatherization programs and subgrantees.
• Notes the ARRA weatherization program and the roughly $75 million grant awarded to ADECA, and directs that copies of the resolution be sent to the U.S. Secretary of Energy and the ADECA Director.

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Subjects

Resolutions, Legislative