Local housing resources
HomeFront's homes directory (https://homefrontpartners.org/our-homes/) includes individual affordable and senior residences plus separately grouped public housing. Community-specific pages give layouts, amenities and application links; none is evidence of a current vacancy. For eligibility and income limits, see https://homefrontpartners.org/do-i-qualify/. Its posted income-dollar table cites HUD's 2019 limits, so ask HomeFront for current amounts. Public housing and Housing Choice Voucher assistance: https://homefrontpartners.org/apply-now/. HomeFront says applicants are placed on a waiting list after applying; its FAQ at https://homefrontpartners.org/housing-faqs/ says the public-housing waitlist is open, but that answer is dated and should be reconfirmed. Its eligibility page says applicants need three landlord references or five professional references (or a combination totaling five), plus a background check. Property-specific pre-applications are required for Pleasantview and Laurel Gardens. General application questions: 406-245-6391; waitlist-status line: 406-237-1959. Public-housing groups and layouts: https://homefrontpartners.org/public-housing-rentals/. Accessibility directory: https://homefrontpartners.org/accessible-rentals/. Its accessible-location list includes 1007 S. 29th Street Unit 3, 229 S. 30th Street and 586 Chokecherry Street; these are specific examples, not addresses for every home in a scattered-site group. Screening criteria and current availability are not established by these pages.