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Cherokee Nation Human Services says LIHEAP applications starting for elderly, disabled applicants
Summary
Human Services reported it has sent renewal packets to last year's LIHEAP elderly and disabled applicants and said new applications for those groups "can start on Monday on the third," with application materials posted online.
Britney Davis of the Cherokee Nation Department of Human Services told the Community Services Committee that LIHEAP application packets were being sent to applicants who participated last year for elderly and disabled households and that new applications "can start for the elderly and disabled on Monday on the third."
Council members praised the department's response after a recent tornado in Sallisaw and thanked staff for quick coordination. Davis said the department had started sending renewal materials to last year's recipients and that the department would distribute new application packets and provide the application online.
Committee members asked when new applications would be available; Davis repeated the start timing as "Monday on the third" and confirmed the application is posted on the department's website.
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