Community Resource Fair- Energy Cost Saving and Job Training

Join us for an empowering event where you can discover resources to make your home more energy-efficient and learn about job training opportunities in the energy sector!

This event brings together community partners like SMUD and the Community Resource Project (CRP) to provide valuable information on energy assistance programs, energy-saving upgrades, and more.

Here’s what you can expect:

• SMUD Energy Assistance Program Rate (EAPR): SMUD will be onsite to discuss ways to reduce your energy bills through their EAPR program and other supportive services.
• Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Program by CRP: High school students can learn about the Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Program, where participants receive an $85 stipend, earn 20 community service hours, and gain practical experience with air quality monitoring technology.
• Free Energy-Efficient Appliance Program: Discover options to upgrade your home’s appliances to more energy-efficient models at no cost.
• Tips to Lower Your Energy Bill: Gain insights on everyday practices and upgrades that can make your home more energy-efficient, helping you save money in the long run.
• Job Training Opportunities: Looking to start a career in clean energy? CRP offers free training programs in:
• • Electrical Fundamentals
  • HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) Basics
  • Solar System Basics & Panel Installation
  • EV Charger Installation & Maintenance

Whether you’re interested in lowering your energy costs or starting a new career in the growing field of clean technology, this fair has something for everyone.

Don’t miss this opportunity to access valuable resources, meet community experts, and learn how to make a difference in your energy use and career path!

Community Resource Project: Founded in 1972 by visionary Latino leaders, CRP is a Sacramento-based nonprofit dedicated to enhancing opportunities for underserved communities in Northern California. With a mission centered on energy efficiency, health education, and career development, CRP empowers families to progress from dependence to self-sufficiency. Through a wide range of programs, CRP serves over 60,000 individuals across Sacramento, Sutter, and Yuba counties each year, delivering services in more than ten languages. Backed by a committed team and the support of public and private partners, CRP remains devoted to building healthy, inclusive, and economically vibrant communities.

This event is proudly brought to you by SMUD Shine, a community-focused grant program dedicated to empowering local initiatives that enhance energy efficiency, sustainability, and community resilience in the Sacramento region.