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Washington County Water Conservancy District Offers Water Saving Incentives

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A close-up of a desert plant being precisely watered by a drip irrigation system amidst red river rocks in Washington County, symbolizing water conservation efforts through smart technology and xeriscaping landscape incentives.",
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The Washington County Water Conservancy District provides various incentives to help homeowners and business owners save water and money. These programs include rebates for landscaping, smart controllers, and toilet replacements.

Key takeaways

  • Up to $2 per square foot is available for replacing grass with water-efficient landscaping.
  • A rebate of up to $100 is offered for purchasing eligible WaterSense smart controllers.
  • Home and business owners can receive up to $150 for replacing old toilets with WaterSense-labeled models.

The Washington County Water Conservancy District has announced several incentives designed to help home and business owners save water and reduce costs.

These programs target various aspects of residential and commercial water usage, ranging from landscaping changes to hardware upgrades.

One available incentive focuses on water efficient landscaping. Property owners can receive up to $2 for each square foot of grass that is removed and replaced with water-efficient landscaping.

Additionally, the district offers a rebate for smart controllers. Customers may receive up to $100 when they purchase an eligible WaterSense smart controller.

For those looking to update bathroom fixtures, the district provides an incentive for toilet replacement. This program allows owners to receive up to $150 when replacing an old toilet with a WaterSense-labeled model.

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