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Mr. Tim Zimmer, Weatherization T&TA Coordinator Services Outreach Section Housing and Community Services 725 Summer Street NE, Suite B Salem, OR 97301 Telephone: (503) 986-2067 Fax: (503) 986-2006 Email: Tim.zimmer@state.or.us Mr. Dan Elliott, Program Manager Services Outreach Section Housing and Community Services Post Office Box 14508 Salem, OR 97309 Telephone: (503) 986-2016 Fax: (503) 986-2006 Email: dan.elliott@state.or.us

FY2010 DOE Funding: $2,222,843 ARRA Funding: $38,512,236 FY2009 DOE Funding: $4,563,299 FY2008 DOE Funding: $2,808,354 FY2007 DOE Funding: $2,523,743 FY2006 DOE Funding: $2,921,655 FY2005 DOE Funding: $2,833,724 FY2004 DOE Funding: $2,821,454 FY2003 DOE Funding: $2,772,488 FY2002 DOE Funding: $2,856,430 FY2001 DOE Funding: $1,899,540 Number of Local Agencies: 22 Contact Information for Local Agencies Home Page: www.hcs.state.or.us

Weatherization Day 2007 Activities

In Oregon, the Community Action Weatherization Program presented its fifth annual Energy Fair on Saturday, Oct. 6 at the Beaverton Community Center. The event, which was staffed by non-profit organizations, utilities and government agencies promoted energy conservation and offered resources to help make homes more energy-efficient.. The fair was designed to appeal to individuals, families, seniors, disabled and individuals who only speak Spanish. Free workshops included furnace basics, fixing leaks, home weatherization, water heaters, lead safety and budget solar.

Two popular Portland-area bands; Recycleman and the Dumpster Divers, which promotes recycling through fun songs, and SüsseFüsse which performs dances as a celebration of global cultures were also in attendance.

Weatherization Day 2006 Activities

In recognition of low-income individuals' and families' energy assistance needs, Governor Kulongoski formally proclaimed October 30th as Weatherization Day in the state of Oregon.

Weatherization Day 2001 Activities

Several agencies conducted Weatherization Day events to promote the Program. One local agency conducted an Energy Fair and invited people to learn how to use energy more efficiently. This was also an opportunity to indentify those families needing help with their energy use. Other agencies used local television, radio, and newspapers to provide stories about WAP.

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