Emergency Housing Impact in Montana's Rural Counties

GrantID: 75687

Grant Funding Amount Low: $5,000

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $50,000

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Summary

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Grant Overview

Montana’s 2022 point-in-time count identified 1,738 individuals in families with children experiencing literal homelessness, with 62 percent located outside municipal boundaries. The combination of seasonal agricultural employment and limited year-round rental stock produces eviction spikes between September and November when harvest contracts end.

Families in the Hi-Line region and southeastern counties face the longest distances to emergency shelter beds, often exceeding 120 miles. Data from the Montana Continuum of Care show that households headed by workers in meatpacking or oilfield support services account for 47 percent of family shelter entries in these counties.

The grants support short-term rental assistance and motel vouchers calibrated to these employment cycles. Nonprofits must demonstrate that payment processing occurs within 72 hours of a court eviction filing and that case managers maintain contact protocols compatible with irregular shift schedules common in energy and agriculture.

Outcome tracking requires submission of housing-stability metrics at 30, 90, and 180 days post-assistance, disaggregated by industry of primary earner. Programs serving counties designated as frontier must also report the number of families who remain in the same school district rather than relocating across county lines.

Distinct from Idaho or Wyoming requirements, Montana applications must include letters from county clerks documenting average time between eviction filing and lockout, which varies from 14 days in Yellowstone County to 28 days in Phillips County.

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