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Old 01-27-2009, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Munchkin03 View Post
I thought most utility providers had a special program, or at least some sort of forbearance, for people who were elderly, infirm, or who always needed electricity/running water/etc. Basically, ConEd can't turn off someone's power if they are elderly, have babies, or have an illness that requires electricity. I figured most places would have it as well.
most places do, but think of how many people slip thru the cracks because for some reason or another they don't or are unable to utilize these resources.
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