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You will be mailed a new LEAP application the October after you receive LEAP. You can return this application and supporting paperwork as soon as possible and get a jump on approval for the next LEAP season.

LEAP accepts applications between November and April. Click below to learn more about applying for LEAP benefits, including a checklist to help you prepare your application. If you're looking for assistance outside of LEAP season, it may be available. Please call 1-866-HEAT-HELP (1-866-432-8435) for more information.

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Where do I send my completed application and paperwork? How long does it take to process my application? Can I apply for LEAP even if I participate in other government programs? We're here for you and to answer any questions you may have as you look into applying for heat assistance. Get the answers to these questions and many more below.

It is essential that you complete the entire application and answer all questions as well as attach all requested information. If you fail to do this, your application will be delayed because LEAP will have to send you a letter(s) to request this information which typically causes delays in case processing times. Most non-emergency applications are processed within 10-25 days.

No. Continue to pay your bills while waiting for a decision on your application. If your bills are overdue or you are in danger of running out of fuel, contact your heat or utility company to set up a payment agreement or budget billing, if available.

The energy assistance benefit varies depending on a variety of factors, including the primary heating costs of your home, total household income, the amount of the LEAP Program funding and applications received. LEAP pays the highest benefits to those with the highest primary heating fuel costs.

Attach copies of all pay stubs and proof of other income (seasonal, self-employed, public assistance, veteran's benefits, etc.) received the month prior to the month you sign your application for all members of the applicant household.

The Colorado LEAP program is federally funded. If you received your LEAP application in the mail, please use the return envelope included to submit your application. Otherwise, please contact 1-866-HEAT-HELP (1-866-432-8435) to find the address of your county contact.

CDHS provides weekly statistical information related to the number of LEAP applications processed broken down by each of the 64 counties throughout Colorado. Weekly report totals are cumulative from the beginning of the LEAP program year (Nov. 1). To view this report, click here.

Please make sure that you ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS on the application and provide all requested documentation/verification with your completed application. Make sure that you read, complete, SIGN and DATE where required. Failure to provide a complete application and submit required verification will delay the processing timeframe.

Processing your LEAP application takes time, so you must keep your account current by making a payment towards your heat bill on time to avoid disruption of service. If you receive a shut-off notice or have had your heating service disconnected, please contact our call center at 1-888-775-LEAP (1-888-775-5327). The Call center will open on November 1st.

Applying for BenefitsTo print and complete either an English or Spanish application please go the State of CO LEAP website. To have an application mailed to you call the Colorado Department of Human Services Customer Service hotline at 1-866-HEAT-HELP (866-432-8435).

The application process requires that you complete the entire application and answer all of the questions as well as provide all the verifications requested as a part of the application process. If you fail to do this, your application processing will be delayed. Program allows 50 days for application processing, when completed applications are submitted they are typically processed within 30 days.

It is important that you submit a copy of your disconnect notice to the LEAP office to notify them of the impending disconnect and they will expedite the processing of your application and work to process your application as quickly as possible to ensure uninterrupted utility service whenever possible.

If you are approved for LEAP the benefits are awarded based on the entire heating season and you will either receive your payment in one or two installments. You will receive a Notice of Eligibility once your application is processed and the notice informs you of your eligibility, either approval or denial. If approved the notice specifies who the vendor is that will receive the benefit, the dollar amount of the payments to be sent and when the payments will be issued.

Applications can be faxed to LEAP at 719-633-9098. LEAP has 14 days to approve or deny an emergency application from the date it is received. While working an emergency application LEAP has the ability to request a hold from automated vendors to allow LEAP time to complete processing a LEAP application.

All LEAP applications for Larimer County are handled through Goodwill of Colorado. Larimer County Department of Human Services staff can only help collect county resident's applications. If you have questions or issues, contact Goodwill of Colorado.

We're excited to get to know you, and for you to get to know us during this personalized application process. This holistic approach allows you to sit down with our team and let us know who you are not only as a student, but more importantly as a person!

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To safeguard Personal Identifying Information (PII), AFROTC applicants shall provide their complete application to a detachment staff or cadre member for submission via encrypted email to AFCLC.LEAP.Selection@us.af.mil.

Online through the Colorado PEAK website

Download an application and drop off at local DHS office by mail, email, or fax.

Adams County LEAP email

Fax: 720.523.2101

To request a paper application to be mailed, have the client call the heat help line 1-866-HEAT-HELP (1-866-432-8435).

If there is additional information needed to complete the application, a letter will be sent out. When the processing of the application is completed, a notice will be mailed advising of the decision.

The 2024 LIEAP application period will begin December 18, 2023 and will continue until the close of business on Friday, March 29, 2024. Once the application period begins, you can apply online by clicking on "Apply for Services" at the top of this page. If you would rather receive a paper application or if you have questions about an application you've submitted, you can call 1.888.369.4777.

New for FY2022 through FY2026: Additional funding for LSL projects is now available through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), also known as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). These funds may be awarded as principal forgiveness (grant), loan, or a blend of both. You may apply for both LEAP and BIL-LSL funding in a single LEAP application. Please refer to the FAQ section below for more details.

If files are too large and exceed email file limits, it is acceptable to send multiple emails with your application and attachments. Alternatively, you may send a Google Drive link (or similar platform) to share access to your application documents. Please note that, unfortunately, applications submitted via Dropbox can no longer be accepted. VDH has blocked Dropbox due to the fact that it does not meet the Agency's security standards. If you have not received a confirmation email that your application has been received within 2 business days of application submittal, please contact one of our Project Managers in our FCAP Directory.

Please note that since LEAP utilizes DWSRF funding, all LEAP projects will need to follow the same programmatic, State, and Federal requirements that are required for other Construction Projects, unless otherwise stated. Certain requirements may be deemed not applicable to LEAP projects, depending on the scope and setup of the project. These non-applicable items will be determined after all potential LEAP projects once all applications have been received and evaluated.

The main difference between LEAP funding and BIL-LSL funding is the amount of funding you can request in your LEAP application. Since LEAP is 100% principal forgiveness, the funding is intended for systems with the most need. With LEAP, you may apply for a maximum amount of: up to $250,000 for LSL inventory work and up to $500,000 for LSL replacement work (for a total of up to $750,000 for both). With BIL-LSL, there is no cap on the requested funding amount. If it is anticipated that the project is large enough to be carried out in phases, portfolio financing may be an option. In addition, LEAP funding is permanent (depending on the base DWSRF funding amount), while BIL-LSL funding is temporary from FY 2022 through FY 2026. Please see the table below for details: 17dc91bb1f