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recipients and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico) 8.1 How would you categorize the primary responsibility of your State agency? Administration Agency Commerce Agency Community Services Agency Energy/Environment Agency Housing Agency State Department of Welfare (administers TANF, SNAP, and/or Medicaid) Economic Development Agency Other - Describe: Include current list of subrecipient name, main office address (do not list P.O. Box), phone number, county(s) served, Congressional District, and UEI number. Used for Near hotline and OCS Service Provider Tool and clearinghouse. Alternate Outreach and Intake, 2605(b)(15) - Assurance 15 If you selected "State Department of Welfare (administers TANF, SNAP, and/or Medicaid)" in question 8.1, you must complete questions 8.2, 8. 3, and 8.4, as applicable. 8.2 How do you provide alternate outreach and intake for heating assistance? The Division of Social Services has service provider contracts with intake site locations throughout the State of Nevada to provide outreach and intake services to applicants. Intake sites provide information about the Energy Assistance Program including basic eligibility rules, assisting customers in completing the application, copying all required verifications and documentation, and making provisions for customers who are homebound to receive the same services utilizing home visits and/or telephone calls. Intake Sites are required to mail, or fax completed applications and related documentation to the nearest LIHEAP/EAP office. The Intake Sites include senior centers and senior programs, human/ social service agencies, family resource centers, churches, and various other agencies. 8.3 How do you provide alternate outreach and intake for cooling assistance?> The Division of Social Services has service provider contracts with intake site locations throughout the State of Nevada to provide outreach and intake services to applicants. Intake sites provide information about the Energy Assistance Program including basic eligibility rules, assisting customers in completing the application, copying all required verifications and documentation, and making provisions for customers who are homebound to receive the same services utilizing home visits and/or telephone calls. Intake Sites are required to mail, or fax completed applications and related documentation to the nearest LIHEAP/EAP office. The Intake Sites include senior centers and senior programs, human/ social service agencies, family resource centers, churches, and various other agencies. 8.4 How do you provide alternate outreach and intake for crisis assistance? The Division of Social Services has service provider contracts with intake site locations throughout the State of Nevada to provide outreach and intake services to applicants. Intake sites provide information about the Energy Assistance Program including basic eligibility rules, assisting customers in completing the application, copying all required verifications and documentation, and making provisions for customers who are homebound to receive the same services utilizing home visits and/or telephone calls. Intake Sites are required to mail, or fax completed applications and related documentation to the nearest LIHEAP/EAP office. The Intake Sites include senior centers and senior programs, human/ social service agencies, family resource centers, churches, and various other agencies. 8.5 LIHEAP Component Administration. Heating Cooling Crisis Weatherization 8.5a Who determines client eligibility? State Welfare Agency State Welfare Agency State Welfare Agency Non-profits 8.5b Who processes benefit payments to gas and electric vendors? State Welfare Agency State Welfare Agency State Welfare Agency 8.5c who processes benefit payments to bulk fuel vendors? State Welfare Agency State Welfare Agency State Welfare Agency 8.5d Who performs installation of weatherization measures? Non-profits Include a current list of subrecipient(s) name, main office address (do not list P.O. Box), phone number, county(s) served, Congressional District, and UEI number. If any of your LIHEAP components are not centrally-administered by a state agency, you must complete questions 8.6, 8.7, 8.8, and, if applicable, 8.9. 8.6 What is your process for selecting local administering agencies? Weatherization has an annual application and scoring process. 8.7 How many local administering agencies do you use? 3 8.8 Have you changed any local administering agencies in the last year? Yes No 8.9 If so, why? Agency was in noncompliance with Grant recipient requirements for LIHEAP - Agency is under criminal investigation Added agency Agency closed Other - describe Agency no longer chooses to provide weatherization services. Please Note: Validation error occurs when only Other is selected. 'Agency Closed' was selected to remove validation error. The ageny did not close but choose to no longer provide weatherization services. 8.10 If a subrecipient is no longer providing LIHEAP, are you aware of prior-year LIHEAP funds being mismanaged or misspent? Yes No 8.10a If yes, please explain. 8.10b If you are aware, were other federal programs impacted such as CSBG, SSBG, Head Start, TANF, and Department of Energy Weatherization funding, etc. Yes No 8.10c If yes, please explain. If any of the above questions require further explanation or clarification that could not be made in the fields provided, attach a document with said explanation here.