Utah
Yard rebates in Midvale
7 programs can pay Midvale residents for yard projects: 4 run by the city, the county or the utilities and districts that serve it, and 3 open to anyone in Utah. The largest, JVWCD Slow the Flow Treebate, pays up to $500 per household. 5 ask for a plan or plant list before they approve a project.
Utility programs only apply to that utility’s customers, so check who supplies your water and power.
Midvale's own programs
Run by the city or by a utility or district that serves it.
- OpenPlan required
JVWCD Slow the Flow Treebate
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District (Slow the Flow)
$50 per tree, up to 10 trees per property
Up to $500 per household
- OpenPlan required
JVWCD Slow the Flow New Construction Landscape Incentive
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District (Slow the Flow)
$1.00/sq ft backyard; $1.50/sq ft whole lot (paid only on designated backyard area)
- OpenPlan required
JVWCD Slow the Flow Residential Lawn Replacement Incentive
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District (Slow the Flow)
$3.00 per square foot of lawn removed
- OpenPlan required
JVWCD Slow the Flow Switch to Drip
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District (Slow the Flow)
$1.00 per square foot
Anywhere in Utah
- Open
Utah Water Savers Smart Controller Rebate
Utah Water Savers (Utah Division of Water Resources / Utah water districts)
Up to $100, based on amount spent excluding shipping and taxes
Up to $100 per household
- OpenPlan required
Utah Water Savers Landscape Incentive Program
Utah Water Savers (Utah Division of Water Resources / Utah water districts)
Up to $3 per square foot of lawn replaced
- Paused
Utah DEQ Charge Your Yard Electric Handheld Equipment Rebate
Utah Division of Air Quality (DEQ)
Up to $100 for new electric handheld yard equipment; up to $200 if you recycle a gas-powered leaf blower, trimmer or chainsaw
Sow is not affiliated with any of these agencies or utilities. Amounts and rules change, often at the start of a fiscal year, so confirm the details on the official page before you start a project. How we research these programs
Plan your Midvale yard project in Sow
Lay out the new planting on a photo of your yard with plants native to the area, and keep the plant list ready for the application.