Irrigation upgrades · Arizona
City of Scottsdale WaterSense Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
Run by City of Scottsdale Water Conservation
- What you get
- Cost of the controller, up to $250
- Maximum
- $250 per household
- Who qualifies
- Single-family residential homeowners receiving Scottsdale Water service.
- Where
- Single-family homeowners receiving Scottsdale Water service.
- Status
- Open. Listed with 4/30/2027 deadline, not marked closed; funds limited.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Buy and install a WaterSense-labeled smart irrigation controller.
Requirements
- Controller must be WaterSense-labeled
- Purchased on or after July 8, 2026
- Funds first-come first-served
- Other detailed requirements not published
How to apply
- 1Download the smart controller application from the Residential Rebate Applications page
- 2Read requirements and gather documents (e.g., proof of purchase; specifics not published)
- 3Submit via Apply Now link or email PDF to [email protected]
Timing and deadlines
Reviewed within two business weeks; payment timing not published
4/30/2027
Combining it with other programs
not published
Sources
- https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/water/water-conservation/rebates/residential (official page)
- https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/water/rebates
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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