Section 8 · UT
Section 8 rent — Utah
Fair Market Rents in Utah for FY2026, by county and bedroom count. Each county's local housing authority sets its payment standard between 90% and 110% of these figures.
Utah counties
FY2026 Section 8 rent by county, per bedroom count. Select a county for the full breakdown and payment-standard range.
- Beaver County$1,186/mo
- Box Elder County$1,118/mo
- Cache County$1,241/mo
- Carbon County$1,041/mo
- Daggett County$1,153/mo
- Davis County$1,614/mo
- Duchesne County$1,129/mo
- Emery County$973/mo
- Garfield County$984/mo
- Grand County$1,564/mo
- Iron County$1,120/mo
- Juab County$1,460/mo
- Kane County$1,660/mo
- Millard County$1,124/mo
- Morgan County$1,614/mo
- Piute County$1,153/mo
- Rich County$973/mo
- Salt Lake County$1,747/mo
- San Juan County$1,144/mo
- Sanpete County$1,181/mo
- Sevier County$1,085/mo
- Summit County$2,185/mo
- Tooele County$1,241/mo
- Uintah County$1,032/mo
- Utah County$1,460/mo
- Wasatch County$1,747/mo
- Washington County$1,575/mo
- Wayne County$973/mo
- Weber County$1,614/mo
Frequently asked questions
What does Section 8 pay per bedroom in Utah?
Section 8 is anchored to HUD's FY2026 Fair Market Rent. Select a county below for the 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom figures, then expect the PHA's payment standard between 90% and 110% of each one.
Is the payment standard higher or lower than FMR in Utah?
It depends on your county's public housing authority. PHAs set payment standards anywhere from 90% to 110% of the county FMR, so the actual voucher amount can be up to 10% above or below the published figure.
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