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Find a Section 8 housing authority

Pick a state to explore HUD Public Housing Authority records, ranked by reported authorized HCV units, with source contact details for each agency. A zero-unit record does not establish an active voucher program or waitlist.

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According to HUD, its PIH directory contains more than 3,000 Public Housing Authority records. This tool lists the records for a chosen state and their reported authorized HCV units.

26 PHAs in North Dakota

Ranked by authorized Section 8 unit count. Filter the directory to focus your research, then save agencies privately in this browser.

Show agencies at or above a program size you choose. This is not a waitlist or eligibility filter.

26 of 26 shown

Showing the 50 largest programs first. Use the filter to narrow the full directory, or expand the list.

PHACitySection 8 unitsSave
Fargo Housing and Redevelopment Authority - 2,055
Grand Forks Housing Authority - 1,504
Burleigh County Housing Authority - 1,156
Minot Housing Authority - 1,154
Great Plains Housing Authority - 1,057
Morton County Housing Authority - 688
Housing Authority of Cass County - 545
Stark County Housing Authority - 518
North Central Housing Authority - 326
Barnes County Housing Authority - 221
Pembina County Housing Authority - 181
Richland County Housing Authority - 156
Housing Authority of the City of Williston - 136
Walsh County Housing Authority - 107
Ransom County Housing Authority - 95
North Dakota Housing Finance Agency - 70
Rolette County Housing Authority - 67
Traill County Housing Authority - 67
Northwest Regional Housing Authority - 49
McIntosh County Housing Authority - 44
LaMoure County Housing Authority - 34
Mercer County Housing Authority - 33
Towner County Housing Authority - 23
Benson County Housing Authority - 19
Emmons County Housing Authority - 7
Nelson County Housing Authority - 0

See the full North Dakota directory and analysis →

Frequently asked questions

How do I use this directory?
Start with the HUD-listed records in the state you are researching, then verify each agency’s current programs, service area, eligibility rules, and waitlist status directly. A directory record or unit count is not an application route or a live availability signal.
Does a larger reported HCV count mean a shorter wait?
Not necessarily. Reported authorized units describe program scale, not current availability, waitlist length, or whether an agency is accepting applications. Confirm those details with the agency directly.
Where does this list come from?
Every record shown is drawn from HUD’s Public and Indian Housing (PIH) Open Data directory. Some records report zero authorized HCV units; those remain source records and do not establish an active voucher program, a waitlist, or an application route.

Source and method. PlainVoucher compiles public HUD and U.S. Census release data into a searchable reference. Release periods and source boundaries are identified on each data surface; PlainVoucher does not determine eligibility, waitlist status, payment standards, or local PHA rules. Read our editorial standards and corrections policy, methodology, or report a data error. Data current as of 2026-09-02.