WAP Deferrals and Suspected Illegal Activities

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Weatherization

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Executive Director, Program Director

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2014

Neither the federal Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) Act nor the WAP regulations address denying or deferring weatherization services for otherwise eligible clients. Generally, state agencies administering WAP funds establish procedures and policies addressing when a WAP provider may deny or defer services to an eligible client.

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