Montana Income Limits FY2026

HUD sets income limits for each Montana area every year to determine who qualifies for Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, public housing, and other federal housing assistance. The table below shows the FY2026 thresholds at 30%, 50%, and 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) for a four-person household in every Montana HUD area. Select an area for the full breakdown by household size, including the 60% AMI tier used for LIHTC housing.

Area Median Income 30% AMI (4p) 50% AMI (4p) 80% AMI (4p)
Beaverhead County, MT $85,600 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Big Horn County, MT $67,800 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Billings, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $113,000 $33,000 $53,400 $85,450
Billings, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $113,000 $33,000 $53,400 $85,450
Billings, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $113,000 $33,000 $53,400 $85,450
Blaine County, MT $87,800 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Bozeman, MT MSA $130,200 $39,050 $65,100 $104,150
Broadwater County, MT $88,200 $33,000 $50,950 $81,500
Broadwater County, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $88,200 $33,000 $50,950 $81,500
Carter County, MT $72,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Chouteau County, MT $82,400 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Custer County, MT $97,900 $33,000 $48,950 $78,300
Daniels County, MT $93,500 $33,000 $46,750 $74,800
Dawson County, MT $100,900 $33,000 $50,350 $80,550
Deer Lodge County, MT $86,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Fallon County, MT $119,800 $35,950 $59,900 $95,850
Fergus County, MT $89,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Flathead County, MT $101,500 $33,000 $50,750 $81,200
Gallatin County, MT $130,200 $39,050 $65,100 $104,150
Garfield County, MT $87,300 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Glacier County, MT $61,700 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Golden Valley County, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $74,900 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Granite County, MT $80,800 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Great Falls, MT MSA $89,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Great Falls, MT MSA $89,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Hill County, MT $81,800 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Jefferson County, MT $115,200 $34,400 $57,350 $91,750
Jefferson County, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $115,200 $34,400 $57,350 $91,750
Judith Basin County, MT $87,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Lake County, MT $83,800 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Lewis and Clark County, MT $122,400 $35,300 $58,850 $94,150
Lewis and Clark County, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $122,400 $35,300 $58,850 $94,150
Liberty County, MT $71,400 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Lincoln County, MT $70,100 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Madison County, MT $94,100 $33,000 $47,050 $75,300
McCone County, MT $95,000 $33,000 $47,500 $76,000
Meagher County, MT $81,600 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Mineral County, MT $77,600 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Mineral County, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $77,600 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Missoula, MT MSA $110,100 $33,000 $54,150 $86,650
Missoula, MT MSA $110,100 $33,000 $54,150 $86,650
Musselshell County, MT $77,900 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Park County, MT $94,600 $33,000 $47,800 $76,500
Petroleum County, MT $82,700 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Phillips County, MT $73,900 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Pondera County, MT $77,100 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Powder River County, MT $95,100 $33,000 $47,550 $76,100
Powell County, MT $79,400 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Prairie County, MT $76,100 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Ravalli County, MT $92,900 $33,000 $46,450 $74,300
Richland County, MT $96,600 $33,000 $48,300 $77,300
Roosevelt County, MT $75,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Rosebud County, MT $73,700 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Sanders County, MT $71,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Sheridan County, MT $94,800 $33,000 $47,400 $75,850
Silver Bow County, MT $87,100 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Stillwater County, MT $112,300 $33,700 $56,150 $89,850
Stillwater County, MT HUD Metro FMR Area $112,300 $33,700 $56,150 $89,850
Sweet Grass County, MT $97,300 $33,000 $48,650 $77,850
Teton County, MT $90,100 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Toole County, MT $89,900 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Treasure County, MT $91,000 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Valley County, MT $96,900 $33,000 $48,450 $77,500
Wheatland County, MT $67,100 $33,000 $45,500 $72,800
Wibaux County, MT $95,300 $33,000 $47,950 $76,700

Understanding Montana income limits

Income limits vary widely across Montana because each one is tied to its local area median income, not a single statewide figure. A household that earns too much to qualify in a lower-cost rural county may still qualify in a higher-cost metro. HUD publishes new limits each spring, and they take effect for the federal fiscal year.

The figures above are for a four-person household. Limits scale by household size — roughly 70% of the four-person figure for a single person, rising to about 132% for an eight-person household. Open any area for the complete household-size table and the 60% AMI tier.

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