Vermont’s New Initiative to Help Low-Income Car Owners
Fixing Cars, Improving Air Quality and Public Health
According to my champlain valley, Vermont’s Department of Environmental Conservation has a new program to help people who don’t have much money fix their car’s problems. The name of the program is the Automotive Emissions Repair Assistance Pilot Program. One in Shelburne and one in Bennington are the places where people can take their cars to get fixed.
People who can’t pay to fix their car’s problems get help from the service. It is important to do this because a car that doesn’t run well can hurt people and the environment. People can get up to $2,500 from the scheme to fix their cars.
Learn How to Qualify and Apply for the Vermont Emissions Repair Program
A special website lets Americans see if they are qualified for the program and if they are, they can ask for help. They can also email or call the service and ask for help. The website for the Vermont government and a website called Reach Up both have other tools. This program helps people keep their cars safe and working well. It also makes Vermont’s air better and better for everyone’s health.