Single individuals bringing home $31,944 will now be eligible and as well as four person households making $59,359.
WOODSTOCK - More Woodstock residents also now eligible for the Fee Assitance in Recreation Program, also known as the FAIR program.
It allows those living with a low income easier access to rec and leisure programs and transit passes through reduced pricing.
City Council approved a 20 percent increase to the income cut-off limits for the program during last weeks meeting. You can find the complete breakdown of the different cut-off amounts below:
One person household - $31,944
Two person household - $39,768
Three person household - $48,890
Four person household - $59,359
Five person household - $67,324
Six person household - $75,931
Seven person household - $84,537
During his interview with Heart FM last week, Mayor Jerry Acchione said a lot of people did not take advantage of this funding last year and encouraged those who are eligible to apply for it through the city.
You can find more information regarding the FAIR program and fill out the application form online here.

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