Disabled Citizens' Billing Program

The Residential Disabled Citizens' Billing Program extends the monthly payment period from 16 days to 25 days for eligible disabled CPS Energy residential customers.

Disabled Citizens' Billing Program
 

Overview

  • Our Residential Disabled Citizens' Billing Program allows eligible disabled customers more time to pay their energy bills.
  • Normally, CPS Energy customers have 16 days to pay their monthly bills. Customers enrolled in this program have 25 days.

How do I qualify?

  • The person enrolling in this program must be the person whose name is on the CPS Energy account.
  • To apply (and to recertify every year), customers must submit the required supporting documentation.
    • Active/retired military customers: A copy of the official document from any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces that verifies their military disability status (the percentage does not matter). This is sometimes called a DD214, a DD-214, or a DD Form 214.
    • Non-military customers: A copy of the disability document for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) from the Social Security Administration.
 

How do I reapply?

Enrollment period is one year and residents must recertify their eligibility every year.

What are the benefits?

  • Extended payment period from 16 days to 25 days for monthly energy bills.
  • More time and flexibility to pay bills for disabled customers.
  • Reduces risk of late fees or service disruption from missed payments.
  • Alleviates financial burden for those on fixed or limited incomes.
  • Provides accommodation for disabled residential customer.

How do I apply?

 

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  • To remain on this program, customers must recertify their eligibility every year.
  • This program only applies to the customer’s main residence.

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