Assistance Services Near You

For payment assistance programs, contact your local utility, local Department of Social Service (DSS), or Office for the Aging (OFA). You can apply for the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) at your local DSS or OFA. The Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance has the latest eligibility requirements for HEAP. The DSS and OFA can also provide information on other assistance programs that you may be eligible for.

For assistance with weatherization or energy efficiency, contact your local Community Action Agency, which may be able to provide you with information on the available programs. Your Community Action Agency may also be able to refer you to other sources of assistance such as Food Pantries or Shelters. For emergency services, contact your local American Red Cross Chapter.

Your utility may also have specific programs that could help you with your energy bill. Please see our utility program guide for more information on individual utility payment assistance programs.

For life-threatening emergencies, call your local emergency service provider (or 911 if available in your area).

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Otsego County

Otsego County Department of Social Services
197 Main street           
County Office Building
Cooperstown, NY 13326        
(607) 547-1700                      
Otsego County DSS
(607) 774-4995

American Red Cross
620 East Main Street                       
Endicott, NY 13760   
(607) 785-7207 
http://www.southerntierredcross.org/


Opportunities for Otsego, Inc.  
3 West Broadway                   
Oneonta, NY 13820   
(607) 433-8000          
http://www.ofoinc.org/

Otsego County Office for the Aging     
Meadows Office Complex - Suite 5     
140 Co Hwy 33W      
Cooperstown, NY 13326        
(607) 547-4232

Catholic Charities of Delaware & Otsego Counties           
176 Main Street        
PO Box 765   
Oneonta, NY 13820  
(607) 432-0061

This list of agencies in your county is a general directory of assistance providers and there may be additional agencies that offer service in your county. Check with your local utility, DSS, OFA,or Community Action Agency as they may be able to provide you with additional support. 


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