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INCOME LIMITS
A household's income determines eligibility for the Homeowner Rehabilitation Assistance Program.  The income limits are those limits as established by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).  HUD periodically reviews income limits and makes adjustments.

Each year HUD does an extensive analysis of incomes of states and cities.  Once the data is gathered, HUD calculates "Area Median Income" - that simply put, is the exact middle of the income of all persons residing in a city, a county, or a state.  Then, HUD further calculates percentages of median income to determine income limits for certain programs.  As an example, persons who apply for housing assistance through a local housing authority can not earn about 50% of area median income.  Anyone receiving assistance through the City of Casper, Housing and Community Development Division can not earn more than 80% of area median income.

The table below is the most recent income limits.  To determine eligibility for the Casper Housing Authority program, select the family size and match it up to the 50% column, and that will determine the maximum amount a household can earn and still qualify for assistance.  To determine eligibility for City of Casper programs, match up family size with the 80% column, and that is the maximum amount a household can earn and still qualify for assistance.  The most recent income limits are:

2012 Income Limits

Family Size 30% 50% 60% 70% 80%
1
14,150
23,600
28,320 32,270 37,750
2
16,200
27,000
32,400 36,890 43,150
3
18,200
30,350
36,420 41,510 48,550
4
20,200
33,700
40,440 47,160 52,900
5
21,850
36,400
43,680 49,770 58,250
6
23,450
39,100
46,920 53,480 62,550
7
25,050
41,800
50,160 57,120 66,850
8
26,700
44,500
53,400 60,830 71,150
Income Limits as of 6/28/11

Contact Info:

Housing and Community Development Division

(307) 235-8241 Tel
(307) 235-8362 Fax
(please use cover page)

  The Community Development Department consists of 7 divisions and 21 employees.  For more information on an individual division, click on the link in the grey box below:
Planning Building/Inspection Code Enforcement Housing & Community Development (H&CD)
Urban Renewal (Old Yellowstone District) Special Projects Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)