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HUD Open Data · 2026

What Are the Income Limits in Kansas?

$113,400/yr 1.7%vs 2025 ($111,500)

Highest county median income in Kansas. HUD Income Limits (AMI) across 104 counties.

Median Income in Kansas and Neighbouring States

Colorado: $150,000Kansas: $113,400Oklahoma: $99,100Missouri: $119,200Nebraska: $117,600$150,000$113,400$99,100$119,200$117,600

Median Income by County

Norton County, KS: $69,200Greenwood County, KS: $72,500Lane County, KS: $90,900Marion County, KS: $85,100Barber County, KS: $85,600Edwards County, KS: $79,700Thomas County, KS: $103,700Ford County, KS: $87,600Chase County, KS: $89,300Woodson County, KS: $80,700Wallace County, KS: $93,600Franklin County, KS: $97,400Neosho County, KS: $89,100Cloud County, KS: $74,900Ness County, KS: $95,900Anderson County, KS: $91,000Ellis County, KS: $95,500Jackson County, KS: $98,800Scott County, KS: $85,300Pratt County, KS: $83,800Crawford County, KS: $69,300Lyon County, KS: $76,900Phillips County, KS: $83,700Grant County, KS: $87,200Graham County, KS: $66,200Allen County, KS: $89,000Trego County, KS: $99,400Elk County, KS: $75,600Hamilton County, KS: $87,700Decatur County, KS: $79,800Washington County, KS: $87,700Gray County, KS: $94,700Geary County, KS: $74,300Wichita County, KS: $98,200Clay County, KS: $79,700Sheridan County, KS: $100,900Kiowa County, KS: $90,600Osage County, KS: $98,800Sherman County, KS: $79,200Rooks County, KS: $84,300Saline County, KS: $91,600Ellsworth County, KS: $86,600Miami County, KS: $113,400Stevens County, KS: $80,400Doniphan County, KS: $91,800Sedgwick County, KS: $96,500Smith County, KS: $95,700Harvey County, KS: $96,500Brown County, KS: $84,000Cheyenne County, KS: $77,500Greeley County, KS: $91,200Sumner County, KS: $91,100Pottawatomie County, KS: $112,000Wilson County, KS: $83,300Chautauqua County, KS: $74,400Linn County, KS: $113,400Kingman County, KS: $77,200Hodgeman County, KS: $87,900Morris County, KS: $81,100Rush County, KS: $75,200Stafford County, KS: $88,600Finney County, KS: $91,800Jefferson County, KS: $98,800Pawnee County, KS: $102,100Coffey County, KS: $92,100Clark County, KS: $93,600Stanton County, KS: $79,200Comanche County, KS: $82,900Rawlins County, KS: $84,900Cherokee County, KS: $77,700Shawnee County, KS: $98,800Atchison County, KS: $87,600Jewell County, KS: $74,900Marshall County, KS: $85,400Nemaha County, KS: $102,800Kearny County, KS: $95,700Morton County, KS: $90,100Ottawa County, KS: $96,900Russell County, KS: $79,000Douglas County, KS: $110,400Republic County, KS: $78,400Leavenworth County, KS: $113,400Osborne County, KS: $84,600Rice County, KS: $83,600Wyandotte County, KS: $113,400Labette County, KS: $79,300Johnson County, KS: $113,400Dickinson County, KS: $89,100Reno County, KS: $84,000Logan County, KS: $97,900Haskell County, KS: $103,900Gove County, KS: $91,300Wabaunsee County, KS: $98,800Meade County, KS: $92,200Harper County, KS: $79,200Riley County, KS: $112,000Lincoln County, KS: $83,900Seward County, KS: $82,600Barton County, KS: $80,700Montgomery County, KS: $79,200McPherson County, KS: $103,000Cowley County, KS: $79,800Bourbon County, KS: $86,500Butler County, KS: $96,500

How Kansas Compares to Other States

Highest county median income ranked against all states with HUD income limit data.

Higher median income than 17% of states · 44th of 52

Lowest: Oklahoma($99,100)
Highest: California($205,500)
#StateValue
1California$205,500
2New Mexico$182,500
3Utah$167,700
… 40 more …
44Kansas(you are here)$113,400
… 5 more …
50Oklahoma$99,100
51Mississippi$98,100
52Puerto Rico$41,400

Highest & Lowest Median Income by County

#CountyValue
1Johnson County$113,400
2Leavenworth County$113,400
3Linn County$113,400
102Crawford County$69,300
103Norton County$69,200
104Graham County$66,200

The HUD Income Limits for 2026 in Kansas are set at the county level. Select a county below to see the median income and 30/50/80% AMI bands for household sizes 1 through 8. Source: U.S. HUD, Office of Policy Development & Research, 2026 Income Limits.

County80% AMI (4HH)
Allen County, KS$71,200
Anderson County, KS$72,800
Atchison County, KS$70,100
Barber County, KS$68,550
Barton County, KS$68,550
Bourbon County, KS$69,200
Brown County, KS$68,550
Butler County, KS$77,200
Chase County, KS$71,450
Chautauqua County, KS$68,550
Cherokee County, KS$68,550
Cheyenne County, KS$68,550
Clark County, KS$74,900
Clay County, KS$68,550
Cloud County, KS$68,550
Coffey County, KS$73,700
Comanche County, KS$68,550
Cowley County, KS$68,550
Crawford County, KS$68,550
Decatur County, KS$68,550
Dickinson County, KS$71,300
Doniphan County, KS$73,350
Douglas County, KS$88,300
Edwards County, KS$68,550
Elk County, KS$68,550
Ellis County, KS$76,400
Ellsworth County, KS$69,500
Finney County, KS$73,450
Ford County, KS$70,100
Franklin County, KS$77,900
Geary County, KS$68,550
Gove County, KS$73,050
Graham County, KS$68,550
Grant County, KS$69,750
Gray County, KS$76,500
Greeley County, KS$72,950
Greenwood County, KS$68,550
Hamilton County, KS$70,150
Harper County, KS$68,550
Harvey County, KS$77,200
Haskell County, KS$81,450
Hodgeman County, KS$70,300
Jackson County, KS$79,050
Jefferson County, KS$79,050
Jewell County, KS$68,550
Johnson County, KS$90,700
Kearny County, KS$74,000
Kingman County, KS$68,550
Kiowa County, KS$72,500
Labette County, KS$68,550
Lane County, KS$72,700
Leavenworth County, KS$90,700
Lincoln County, KS$68,550
Linn County, KS$90,700
Logan County, KS$78,300
Lyon County, KS$68,550
Marion County, KS$68,550
Marshall County, KS$68,900
McPherson County, KS$82,400
Meade County, KS$74,500
Miami County, KS$90,700
Montgomery County, KS$68,550
Morris County, KS$68,550
Morton County, KS$72,100
Nemaha County, KS$82,250
Neosho County, KS$71,300
Ness County, KS$76,700
Norton County, KS$68,550
Osage County, KS$79,050
Osborne County, KS$68,550
Ottawa County, KS$77,500
Pawnee County, KS$81,450
Phillips County, KS$68,550
Pottawatomie County, KS$79,200
Pratt County, KS$68,550
Rawlins County, KS$68,550
Reno County, KS$68,550
Republic County, KS$68,550
Rice County, KS$68,550
Riley County, KS$79,200
Rooks County, KS$68,550
Rush County, KS$68,550
Russell County, KS$68,550
Saline County, KS$73,300
Scott County, KS$68,550
Sedgwick County, KS$77,200
Seward County, KS$68,550
Shawnee County, KS$79,050
Sheridan County, KS$80,700
Sherman County, KS$68,550
Smith County, KS$76,550
Stafford County, KS$70,900
Stanton County, KS$68,550
Stevens County, KS$68,550
Sumner County, KS$72,900
Thomas County, KS$82,950
Trego County, KS$79,500
Wabaunsee County, KS$79,050
Wallace County, KS$74,900
Washington County, KS$70,150
Wichita County, KS$78,550
Wilson County, KS$68,550
Woodson County, KS$68,550
Wyandotte County, KS$90,700

Frequently asked questions

What are the HUD Income Limits in Kansas for 2026?

HUD Income Limits in Kansas for 2026 vary by county. The 30% AMI limit for a 4-person household across Kansas's 104 counties spans from $33,000 to $34,000/year. Select a county above for the full household-size breakdown.

When are Income Limits updated in Kansas?

HUD publishes new income limits annually, typically in spring. The 2026 figures apply for the full calendar year unless HUD issues an interim adjustment.

How does HUD calculate Area Median Income?

HUD calculates Area Median Income using data from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS), adjusted for inflation using the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index. HUD then publishes income limits at 30%, 50%, and 80% of the adjusted median for each household size.

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Data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, public domain. 2026 Income Limits.