HACSB Payment Standards 2026–27

HUD rent figures for San Bernardino County

HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents (SAFMRs), FY2027 (effective Oct 1, 2026), across 114 ZIP codes. The 90–110% column is the basic range for the median ZIP. As a Moving to Work agency, HACSB can set payment standards outside it.

91701 Rancho Cucamonga
$2,69091708 Chino
$3,15091709 Chino Hills
$3,15091710 Chino
$2,40091729 Rancho Cucamonga
$2,04091730 Rancho Cucamonga
$2,97091737 Rancho Cucamonga
$2,78091739 Rancho Cucamonga
$2,90091743 Guasti
$2,04091761 Ontario
$2,36091762 Ontario
$2,30091763 Montclair
$2,13091764 Ontario
$2,61091784 Upland
$3,15091785 Upland
$2,04091786 Upland
$2,56092242 Earp
$1,99092248 La Quinta
$2,17092252 Joshua Tree
$1,99092256 Morongo Valley
$1,99092267 Parker Dam
$1,99092268 Pioneertown
$1,99092277 Twentynine Palms
$1,99092278 Twentynine Palms
$1,99092280 Vidal
$2,04092284 Yucca Valley
$1,99092285 Landers
$1,99092286 Yucca Valley
$2,04092301 Adelanto
$1,87092304 Amboy
$2,04092305 Angelus Oaks
$1,99092307 Apple Valley
$1,99092308 Apple Valley
$1,99092309 Baker
$1,99092310 Fort Irwin
$1,99092311 Barstow
$1,99092312 Barstow
$2,04092313 Grand Terrace
$2,15092314 Big Bear City
$1,99092315 Big Bear Lake
$1,99092316 Bloomington
$1,99092317 Blue Jay
$1,99092318 Bryn Mawr
$2,04092321 Cedar Glen
$1,99092322 Cedarpines Park
$2,13092323 Cima
$2,04092324 Colton
$2,10092325 Crestline
$1,99092327 Daggett
$1,99092329 Phelan
$2,04092332 Essex
$2,04092333 Fawnskin
$2,02092334 Fontana
$2,04092335 Fontana
$2,15092336 Fontana
$2,56092337 Fontana
$2,52092338 Ludlow
$2,04092339 Forest Falls
$2,09092340 Hesperia
$2,04092341 Green Valley Lake
$2,11092342 Helendale
$1,99092344 Hesperia
$2,49092345 Hesperia
$1,99092346 Highland
$1,99092347 Hinkley
$1,99092350 Loma Linda
$2,06092352 Lake Arrowhead
$2,57092354 Loma Linda
$2,06092356 Lucerne Valley
$1,99092357 Loma Linda
$2,04092358 Lytle Creek
$2,01092359 Mentone
$1,99092363 Needles
$1,99092364 Nipton
$2,04092365 Newberry Springs
$1,99092366 Mountain Pass
$2,04092368 Oro Grande
$1,99092369 Patton
$1,99092371 Phelan
$1,99092372 Pinon Hills
$1,99092373 Redlands
$2,52092374 Redlands
$2,40092375 Redlands
$2,04092376 Rialto
$2,05092377 Rialto
$2,82092378 Rimforest
$1,99092382 Running Springs
$2,11092385 Skyforest
$1,99092386 Sugarloaf
$2,42092391 Twin Peaks
$1,99092392 Victorville
$2,10092393 Victorville
$2,04092394 Victorville
$1,99092395 Victorville
$1,99092397 Wrightwood
$1,99092398 Yermo
$1,99092399 Yucaipa
$1,99092401 San Bernardino
$1,99092402 San Bernardino
$2,04092403 San Bernardino
$2,04092404 San Bernardino
$1,99092405 San Bernardino
$1,99092406 San Bernardino
$2,04092407 San Bernardino
$2,29092408 San Bernardino
$1,99092410 San Bernardino
$1,99092411 San Bernardino
$1,99092413 San Bernardino
$2,04092415 San Bernardino
$2,04092423 San Bernardino
$2,04092427 San Bernardino
$2,04093558 Red Mountain
$2,04093562 Trona
$1,99093592 Trona
$2,040

What is the HACSB payment standard?

A payment standard is the maximum monthly amount HACSB uses to calculate a voucher's housing assistance for a given unit size. HACSB chooses its payment standards, and HUD rules (24 CFR 982.503) normally require them to fall between 90% and 110% of HUD's Fair Market Rent for the area (the metro-wide FMR, or ZIP-level Small Area FMRs where the authority uses them) — the "basic range". An authority can go above 110% only with an exception payment standard approved by HUD or allowed by HUD notice. HACSB is a HUD Moving to Work (MTW) agency, so it can use MTW flexibility to set payment standards outside that usual range.

Why might HACSB's published amounts differ from the HUD figures on this page?

The figures here are HUD's FY2027 (effective Oct 1, 2026) Small Area FMRs. HACSB sets its own amounts as a percentage of these (anywhere in the 90–110% basic range), and it adopts new amounts on its own schedule. As a Moving to Work agency, HACSB may also use local payment standards that differ from the basic range. Always use HACSB's own published schedule for your actual voucher amount.

Where can I find HACSB's official payment standard schedule?

HACSB publishes its schedule on its website: HACSB payment standards schedule (PDF). If you have a voucher, your briefing packet or caseworker can also confirm the amount for your unit size and ZIP code.

Does a higher payment standard mean the voucher pays more of my rent?

It raises the ceiling. The housing assistance payment is the lower of the payment standard or the unit's gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities), minus your total tenant payment — usually about 30% of adjusted monthly income (24 CFR 982.505). If a unit's gross rent is above the payment standard, you pay the difference, and at initial lease-up your share can't exceed 40% of adjusted monthly income.

Why do the amounts change by ZIP code?

HUD publishes Small Area FMRs for each ZIP code in HACSB's area rather than one figure for the whole metro area. Some authorities are required to use them and others may choose to; where an authority uses them, its payment standards vary by ZIP too, so higher-rent neighborhoods get higher ceilings. Check HACSB's schedule for the ZIP of the unit, not where you live now.