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Section 8 in Wyoming: Housing Authorities and How to Apply

Section 8 (the Housing Choice Voucher program) is run by local public housing agencies (PHAs). You apply to the agency that serves where you want to live; many keep waiting lists that open only at times. Here are the agencies serving Wyoming's largest areas, from HUD's official contact list and each agency's site.

Is it illegal for a Wyoming landlord to refuse Section 8? No statewide source-of-income or voucher protection found. Wyo. Stat. 1-21-1201 to 1-21-1211

Housing authorities in Wyoming

Source: HUD public housing agency contact list. Check the agency's own site before applying; waiting lists open and close.

Statewide housing agency

Wyoming Community Development Authority — Funds affordable rental housing through the Housing Tax Credit, HOME and National Housing Trust Fund programs and publishes a statewide directory map of affordable rental developments; it does not list a voucher program.

How to apply

  1. Find the housing authority for the city or county where you want to live (list above).
  2. Check whether its voucher waiting list is open; many open for short windows or use a lottery.
  3. Apply only through the agency's official site or office. Applying is free — no one may charge you to get on a list.
  4. Keep your contact information current with the agency so you do not lose your place.
  5. When a voucher is issued, you find a rental whose rent fits the agency's payment standard and that passes inspection.

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General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.