Irrigation upgrades · Florida
Seminole County Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
Run by Seminole County Environmental Services (with St. Johns River WMD funding)
- What you get
- Smart irrigation controller: up to $200, based on purchase price (excl. tax, shipping, fees); indoor items separate: toilet $200, faucet $90, showerhead $70
- Maximum
- $200 per household
- Who qualifies
- Seminole County Utilities water customers (bill from county utility, not a city or private utility).
- Where
- Customers billed by Seminole County Utilities, not a city or private utility.
- Status
- Open. First-come first-served until funds are depleted; no funding status published.
- Type of payment
- Bill credit
What you do
Buy and install an EPA WaterSense-labeled smart irrigation controller and program it to county watering restrictions (program also rebates indoor fixtures).
Requirements
- WaterSense-labeled controller
- Programmed per county watering restrictions; staff may schedule an on-site visit to verify
- Purchase on or after October 1, 2026
- Install and photograph before applying
- Copy of sales receipt showing date and cost
- Photos of new item packaging showing WaterSense label and of installed item
- Separate application per item
How to apply
- 1Confirm you are a Seminole County Utilities customer (provider lookup tool)
- 2Buy qualifying controller on or after Oct 1, 2026; keep receipt
- 3Install it and take required photos
- 4Submit the online rebate application with receipt, purchase date and photos
- 5Agree to terms and wait for review; possible on-site verification
Timing and deadlines
Not published
No end date published; purchase must be on/after 2026-10-01
Combining it with other programs
Not published; unlimited rebates allowed
Sources
- https://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/departments-services/environmental-services/water-conservation/water-conservation-rebate-program (official page)
- https://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/departments-services/environmental-services/water-conservation
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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