By james art 
Durham Region is asking residents what they think about expanding the Durham Greener Homes program.
It aims to help people reduce the impact of bad weather on their home or property. The program can help reduce the impact of basement flooding, wind damage and heat stress.
The region is seeking input from residents who own or rent their homes to help design the program.
The survey is part of a wider strategy to engage with local councils, residents, community groups and industry, supporting residents to be prepared for severe weather.
Click here to take the survey.
The program helps people make their homes more energy efficient while saving money. It first launched in 2022 and since then more than 1,600 people have signed up to benefit from services including personalized advice from expert energy coaches, financial incentives and tools to reduce energy use, for more comfortable homes , to reduce utility bills and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
For more information about the program, click here.
The survey is open until November 29.
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