Vermont Income Limits by County, 2026
HUD's area median family income and the low-income limit (80% of median, family of four) for all 14 Vermont counties, highest median first. These limits gate most down payment assistance and affordable mortgage programs.
| County | Area median income | Low income (80%), 4 people | Very low (50%), 4 people |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chittenden County | $123,400 | $99,750 | $62,350 |
| Franklin County | $123,400 | $99,750 | $62,350 |
| Grand Isle County | $123,400 | $99,750 | $62,350 |
| Addison County | $115,200 | $92,150 | $57,600 |
| Washington County | $114,000 | $91,200 | $57,000 |
| Windsor County | $109,400 | $87,500 | $54,700 |
| Bennington County | $106,700 | $85,350 | $53,350 |
| Orange County | $105,500 | $84,400 | $52,750 |
| Rutland County | $98,500 | $83,750 | $52,350 |
| Lamoille County | $97,900 | $83,750 | $52,350 |
| Caledonia County | $96,600 | $83,750 | $52,350 |
| Windham County | $95,700 | $83,750 | $52,350 |
| Orleans County | $95,400 | $83,750 | $52,350 |
| Essex County | $74,100 | $83,750 | $52,350 |
Sources
Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.
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