Housing Needs Study Program

The Housing Needs Study program is a cost-sharing incentive program to help rural communities in South Dakota conduct a Housing Needs Study to aide community decision makers and the public in developing a meaningful sense of the housing market in their community as well as an understanding of key housing issues. Communities that have populations of 10,000 or less are eligible to participate in the program.

Alcester - 2023
Alpena - 2023
Arlington - 2020
Armour - 2016
Baltic - 2021
Beadle County - 2014; 2022
Belle Fourche - 2013; 2021
Beresford - 2013; 2019
Bonesteel - 2017
Bowdle - 2019
Box Elder - 2022
Briton - 2013
Brandon - 2020
Bryant - 2020
Burke - 2017
Campbell County - 2013
Canistota - 2015
Canton - 2014; 2021
Centerville - 2013; 2019
Chamberlain - 2022
Cheyenne River Housing Authority - 2015
Clark City - 2021
Clark County - 2021
Clear Lake - 2021
Colman - 2023
Colton - 2021
Crooks - 2014; 2021
Custer - 2018; 2023
Day County - 2015; 2020
(Towns of Andover, Grenville, Pierpont, and Roslyn)

Day County - 2015; 2020 -
(Cities of Bristol & Waubay and Town of Butler)
Deadwood-Lead - 2016; 2022
Dell Rapids - 2016; 2023
De Smet - 2020
Elk Point - 2015
Faulkton - 2013
Flandreau - 2014
Fort Pierre - 2012; 2022
Garretson - 2022
Gettysburg - 2013
Grant County - 2022
Gregory - 2017
Gregory County - 2024
(Cities of Bonesteel, Burke and Gregory)
Groton - 2024
Harrisburg - 2014; 2020
Hartford - 2013; 2019
Hill City - 2018; 2022
Hot Springs - 2016; 2022
Howard - 2020
Isabel - 2020
Kennebec - 2015
Keystone 2019
Kimball 2018
Lake Norden - 2020
Lake Preston - 2021
Lemmon - 2013; 2020
Lennox - 2015; 2019
Madison - 2016