Utah Income Limits by County, 2026

HUD's area median family income and the low-income limit (80% of median, family of four) for all 29 Utah counties, highest median first. These limits gate most down payment assistance and affordable mortgage programs.

CountyArea median incomeLow income (80%), 4 peopleVery low (50%), 4 people
Summit County$167,700$106,800$83,850
Wasatch County$136,200$106,800$68,100
Tooele County$127,100$97,050$60,650
Salt Lake County$126,100$100,900$63,050
Juab County$119,200$95,350$59,600
Utah County$119,200$95,350$59,600
Davis County$117,900$94,300$58,950
Morgan County$117,900$94,300$58,950
Weber County$117,900$94,300$58,950
Washington County$105,900$85,050$53,150
Grand County$102,900$85,050$53,150
Box Elder County$102,500$85,050$53,150
Kane County$101,500$85,050$53,150
Daggett County$100,800$85,050$53,150
Wayne County$99,300$85,050$53,150
Cache County$99,100$85,050$53,150
Emery County$98,300$85,050$53,150
Iron County$97,500$85,050$53,150
Rich County$96,900$85,050$53,150
Beaver County$96,100$85,050$53,150
Duchesne County$94,400$85,050$53,150
Uintah County$94,100$85,050$53,150
Garfield County$93,000$85,050$53,150
Sevier County$89,300$85,050$53,150
Millard County$84,800$85,050$53,150
Sanpete County$80,900$85,050$53,150
Carbon County$79,700$85,050$53,150
San Juan County$76,000$85,050$53,150
Piute County$60,800$85,050$53,150

Sources

Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.

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