An event to help Atmos Energy customers pay their overdue bills on Monday was held in Fort Worth on Monday.
An event to help Atmos Energy customers pay their overdue bills on Monday was a God-send for households.Nakara Cummings has three children and a tight monthly budget heading into the holiday season.Atmos Energy, a gas provider in 28 Texas counties, notified customers of Monday's 4-hour-long opportunity held on the Catholic Charities of Fort Worth campus.
"We guide them by number, so it’s first come first served," said Courtney Walker of Catholic Charities of"This particular blitz or funding source will pay for past due amounts, and today we did that as well as reconnections," said Walker.The initiative, Sharing the Warmth, allows Atmos Energy to tap several sources, including special federal funding it receives each year.
"One of the main requirements that disqualifies eligibility is if you have received assistance at least three times during a calendar year, but outside of that, really the amount, we’re not looking at that as green light or not," said Devante Davis, a spokesman for Atmos Energy."They got me through the front desk, got me the paperwork I need it today and to a desk. It was really simple," she said.
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