Electric lawn equipment · Arizona

Pima County Cut Down Pollution Lawn Equipment Replacement

Run by Pima County Department of Environmental Quality with ADEQ

OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
$150 voucher for 1 gas mower plus $50 per handheld gas device (up to 5), up to $400 total
Maximum
$400 per household
Who qualifies
Pima County residents with working gas lawn equipment to turn in.
Where
Pima County residents (Tucson area) with working gas lawn equipment to turn in.
Status
Open. Page live, funding availability not stated.
Type of payment
Voucher or coupon
Official program page

What you do

Turn in working gas-powered mower and handheld lawn devices in exchange for vouchers toward zero-emission electric, battery or manual equipment or landscaping tools.

Requirements

  • Application must provide brand, approximate year manufactured, and monthly hours of use
  • Equipment turned in at a participating drop-off site (drained of gasoline)
  • Vouchers redeemed toward zero-emission equipment or landscaping tools
  • County may limit vouchers to match funding

How to apply

  1. 1Register and create an application online on the pima.gov program page
  2. 2Wait for approval; a drop-off verification form is emailed
  3. 3Bring equipment to a drop-off site within the allowed window (earlier reports said three weeks)
  4. 4Receive vouchers and redeem at participating retailer
  5. 5Questions: 520-273-9898

Timing and deadlines

not published

not published

Sources

Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.

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