Utility Assistance Program has ended, providing $9.8 million for 5,788 past due residential customers

 

Please be advised that NTUA is no longer accepting new applications for the Past Due Relief for Utility Assistance program. The funding has expired and NTUA is preparing to send the last round of applications to the Navajo Housing Authority for final approval.

 

NTUA would like to thank NHA for its partnership. This collaborative program helped 5,788 families with utility assistance and paid $9,831,144 in utility bills. The program was open to past due utility customers. They submitted applications for one-time assistance. This program was federally funded and required paperwork to demonstrate eligibility.

 

For over the past year, NTUA strongly encouraged residential utility customers with past due bills to apply. Outreach events were held to allow individuals to apply.

 

We appreciate the past due customers who submitted the required paperwork. It was a long and tedious process and we thank you for your patience.

 

Should NTUA receive approval for another round of funding, residential utility customers will be notified. A public announcement will be made.

 

How will I know if my utility service is going to be disconnected?

Customers facing possible disconnection have been notified by past due notices. If you did not make payments on your utility bills or did not keep current with previous payment arrangements, you may be subject to disconnection.

 

Can I make a payment arrangement?

If you anticipate trouble paying your bill, please contact us. Please contact us directly to reach a solution, You may call 1-800-528-5011 to speak to a contact center agent.

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority®

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Public Advisory

Please be advised Navajo Nation leaders approved funding to provide financial assistance for Navajo families struggling with past due utility bills. In partnership with the Navajo Housing Authority, NTUA customers who have a past due utility bills can apply for assistance. This is a one-time offer and requires that the customers must submit their own applications.

 

NTUA strongly encourages NTUA residential customers with past due bills to stop by a NTUA District Office.

 

 

                NTUA is asking you to bring:

                        • NTUA Account verification – Your Past Due Notice

                        • The name on your NTUA Account must match

                        • Your Driver’s License or State Issued ID

                        • Your Certificate of Indian Blood

                        • Your Income verification which include:

                        • your last 6 months of pay stubs,

                        • 2021 income taxes,

                        • social services award letter,

                        • OR a letter of employment

 

Please understand that all required documentation is necessary to complete the application for utility financial assistance. If you do not have all the paperwork – your application may not be accepted.

 

This outreach event is only for those customers who have not filled out an application.

 

If you have filled out an application – the paperwork is under review both by NTUA and NHA. The process could take up to 60 days. NTUA is asking for your understanding and patience during the review.

 

How will I know if my utility service is going to be disconnected?

Customers facing possible disconnection have been notified by past due notices. If you did not make payments on your utility bills or did not keep current with previous payment arrangements, you may be subject to disconnection.

 

Can I make a payment arrangement?

If you anticipate trouble paying your bill, please contact us. Please contact us directly to reach a solution, You may call 1-800-528-5011 to speak to a contact center agent.

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority®

Public Advisory

Please be advised Navajo Nation leaders approved funding to provide financial assistance for Navajo families struggling with past due utility bills. In partnership with the Navajo Housing Authority, NTUA customers who have a past due utility bills can apply for assistance. This is a one-time offer and requires that the customers must submit their own applications.

 

NTUA strongly encourages NTUA residential customers with past due bills to stop by a NTUA District Office.

 

 

                NTUA is asking you to bring:

   • NTUA Account verification – Your Past Due Notice

   • The name on your NTUA Account must match

   • Your Driver’s License or State Issued ID

   • Your Certificate of Indian Blood

   • Your Income verification which include:

   • your last 6 months of pay stubs,

   • 2021 income taxes,

   • social services award letter,

   • OR a letter of employment

 

Please understand that all required documentation is necessary to complete the application for utility financial assistance. If you do not have all the paperwork – your application may not be accepted.

 

This outreach event is only for those customers who have not filled out an application.

 

If you have filled out an application – the paperwork is under review both by NTUA and NHA. The process could take up to 60 days. NTUA is asking for your understanding and patience during the review.

 

How will I know if my utility service is going to be disconnected?

Customers facing possible disconnection have been notified by past due notices. If you did not make payments on your utility bills or did not keep current with previous payment arrangements, you may be subject to disconnection.

 

Can I make a payment arrangement?

If you anticipate trouble paying your bill, please contact us. Please contact us directly to reach a solution, You may call 1-800-528-5011 to speak to a contact center agent.

Public Advisory

Please be advised Navajo Nation leaders approved funding to provide financial assistance for Navajo families struggling with past due utility bills. In partnership with the Navajo Housing Authority, NTUA customers who have a past due utility bills can apply for assistance. This is a one-time offer and requires that the customers must submit their own applications.

 

NTUA strongly encourages NTUA residential customers with past due bills to stop by a NTUA District Office.

 

 

 

NTUA is asking you to bring:

• NTUA Account verification – Your Past Due Notice

• The name on your NTUA Account must match

• Your Driver’s License or State Issued ID

• Your Certificate of Indian Blood

• Your Income verification which include:

• your last 6 months of pay stubs,

• 2021 income taxes,

• social services award letter,

• OR a letter of employment

 

Please understand that all required documentation is necessary to complete the application for utility financial assistance. If you do not have all the paperwork – your application may not be accepted.

 

This outreach event is only for those customers who have not filled out an application.

 

If you have filled out an application – the paperwork is under review both by NTUA and NHA. The process could take up to 60 days. NTUA is asking for your understanding and patience during the review.

 

How will I know if my utility service is going to be disconnected?

Customers facing possible disconnection have been notified by past due notices. If you did not make payments on your utility bills or did not keep current with previous payment arrangements, you may be subject to disconnection.

 

Can I make a payment arrangement?

If you anticipate trouble paying your bill, please contact us. Please contact us directly to reach a solution, You may call 1-800-528-5011 to speak to a contact center agent.