π 2026 Income Limits β Rental Assistance in Barron County, Wisconsin
| Household Size | Monthly Limit | Annual Limit | FPL % |
| 1 person | $1,695/mo | $20,345/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
| 2 people | $2,291/mo | $27,495/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
| 3 people | $2,887/mo | $34,645/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
| 4 people β fam/4 | $3,482/mo | $41,795/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
| 5 people | $4,078/mo | $48,945/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
| 6 people | $4,674/mo | $56,095/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
| 7 people | $5,270/mo | $63,245/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
| 8 people | $5,866/mo | $70,395/yr | 80% Area Median Income |
Source: HHS Federal Poverty Guidelines 2026. Effective January 2026 for Wisconsin.
π’ Offices in Barron County, Wisconsin
Barron County Benefits Office β Main
π Barron County Government Center, Wisconsin 00000
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β FAQs β Rental Assistance in Barron County, Wisconsin
Who qualifies for Rental Assistance in Barron County, Wisconsin 2026?
Barron County residents with income at or below 80% Area Median Income of the federal poverty level. Family of 4 limit: $3,482/month. Call 211 to verify your eligibility.
How long does approval take in Barron County?
Most applications in Wisconsin processed within 30 days. Emergency cases in Barron County can be approved within 7 days. Call 211 for expedited processing.
Can I apply online from Barron County, Wisconsin?
What is the income limit for family of 4 in Barron County 2026?
Family of 4 in Barron County, Wisconsin: $3,482/month ($41,795/year) = 80% Area Median Income of 2026 federal poverty level.
Are there Barron County-specific programs beyond the federal program?
Yes. Barron County and Wisconsin have supplemental local programs. Dial 211 from any phone in Barron County to find all locally available programs.
URL: usagovbenefits.com/wisconsin/barron-county/rental-assistance/ Β·
Verified: June 2026 Β·
Sources: US Treasury / Local Agencies, HHS.gov, Benefits.gov, Wisconsin Portal Β·
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