Governor Upgrades Seniors' Homes for Summer Safety
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Governor Katie Hobbs visited Tucson to promote a state program that upgrades homes with new cooling systems, highlighting the case of ninety-seven-year-old Joya James who received a new air conditioner, heater, and insulation. The program aims to save taxpayer money by keeping people out of subsidized shelters and boosting local spending. AllThrive365 manages the upgrades for homeowners earning up to two hundred percent of the federal poverty level. As summer approaches, program leaders encourage quick applications to see if you qualify and stay safe.
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