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Strategy 1: Locate High Energy Burden Households <br />1.1 Outreach to school social workers in <br />Roseville will allow us to send messaging <br />home with students receiving free or reduced <br />meal benefits. <br />Heating season <br />1.2 Use local organizations and resources that <br />serve these audiences: Rice Street Coalition, <br />Neighborhood coalitions, Owners and renters' <br />associations, Rice and Larpenteur Alliance, <br />Suburban Ramsey Family Collaborative, <br />Youth and Family Services, Food pantries <br />1.3 Analyze Roseville data to identify homes <br />that are below Roseville's average home value <br />($254,200) and do not show a record of any <br />building permits for renovations or <br />improvements in the past 30 years. <br />N <br />L <br />7 <br />m <br />Strategy 2: Educate Energy -Burdened Households <br />>1 <br />2.1 Raise awareness of the resources <br />available to help households struggling with <br />NC <br />energy burden through outreach techniques; <br />W <br />including targeted mailings in high likelihood <br />neighborhoods, publicity channels through the <br />City, partnership with local social service <br />organizations. Pi E to provide materials such <br />as flyers, social media, and for in -person <br />events. <br />Strategy 3: Coordinate Service Delivery <br />3.1 Create training materials that list <br />resources and help from Energy Assistance <br />Program by Community Action Partnership of <br />Ramsey and Washington Counties, Income - <br />qualified Home Energy Squad and Income - <br />qualified Energy Savings Programs, or <br />Income -qualified Multi -Family Energy Savings <br />Programs. <br />Stmte 4: Focus on Core Programs <br />4.1 Promote highest potential residential <br />energy efficiency programs: Home Energy <br />Squad, Refrigerator Recycling, Residential <br />Cooling, Residential Heating. <br />4.2 Use Roseville social media channels, and <br />analog media with help from RE to share <br />newsletters, postcards, handouts, flyers, and <br />Utabling <br />to publicize programs to engage <br />0a <br />residents. <br />N <br />U <br />Strategy S:Targe[Oltler Homes <br />W <br />5.1 Recruit neighborhood leaders to help with <br />outreach. Conduct building permit and home <br />improvement campaigns, and winter's coming <br />N <br />C <br />campaign to assist spreading the word about <br />W <br />programs. Target homes at least 50 years old. <br />l6 <br />Y <br />N <br />Strategy 6: Raise awareness of program benefits <br />6.1 Target homeowners through community <br />4) <br />connectors like the Lions Club, Rice Street <br />p' <br />Alliance, Kiwanis Club, Resilient Roseville, <br />League of Women Voters, Do Good Roseville. <br />6.2 Create communication materials for <br />AC Rebates <br />AC Rebates <br />HES <br />HES <br />HES <br />Insulation/Air <br />Insulation/Air <br />Insulation/Air <br />HES <br />HES <br />HES <br />Fridge <br />Fridge <br />Fridge <br />mailing and in -person events to raise <br />Sealing <br />Sealing <br />Sealing <br />Recycling <br />Recycling <br />Recycling <br />awareness of AC rebates, HES visits, <br />Insulation, Fridge recycling programs. <br />2 of <br />