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Section 8 & HUD affordable housing across Connecticut
Browse 9 counties and 8 small towns and rural communities in Connecticut. Each page lists FY2024 Fair Market Rent for studio–4BR units, HUD income limits at 30/50/80% of AMI, and the housing authority that processes Section 8 vouchers locally.
How HUD housing data is organized in Connecticut
HUD publishes Fair Market Rent and income limits at the county or metropolitan area level, not the city level — so two towns inside the same Connecticut county will share the same FMR ceiling and the same income-eligibility brackets. That's why this directory leads with counties: the county page is the single most useful starting point for anyone navigating the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program in non-metro Connecticut.
Below you'll find every county in Connecticut, separated into rural / non-metro counties (where this site focuses) and larger or metro counties. After the county lists, scroll down for the alphabetized index of small towns and unincorporated communities we cover in this state.
Rural & non-metro counties (8)
Counties dominated by small towns, agricultural land, or unincorporated communities. These are the counties most commonly skipped by big-city apartment-search sites.
- Capitol Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,765
- Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,795
- Naugatuck Valley Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,670
- Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,660
- Northwest Hills Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,675
- South Central Connecticut Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,650
- Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,805
- Western Connecticut Planning Region County 2BR FMR $1,635
Other counties (1)
Larger counties and metropolitan areas in Connecticut.