Rain barrels and cisterns · Maryland
Charles County Discounted Rain Barrel Workshops
Run by Charles County Government with University of Maryland Extension
- What you get
- 60-gallon barrels at county-resident prices: painted $49, unpainted matte black $45, unpainted terra cotta $40
- Who qualifies
- Charles County residents; limit two barrels per household per workshop.
- Where
- Charles County residents, limit two barrels per household per workshop.
- Status
- Seasonal. The July 15, 2026 workshop registration closed July 5, 2026; check for next workshop.
- Type of payment
- Discount
What you do
Attend a county rain barrel workshop and buy discounted 60-gallon rain barrels, which can also qualify you for the stormwater fee credit.
Requirements
- Pre-register and pay online with the county discount code (listed on the county page)
- Orders non-refundable
- Only properties outside Indian Head and La Plata qualify for the related tax credit
How to apply
- 1Register on The Great American Rain Barrel Company site, choosing Maryland and Charles County
- 2Enter the workshop discount code at checkout and pay
- 3Attend the workshop and collect barrels
- 4Optionally apply for the Stormwater Remediation Fee Credit with two barrels (110 gallons total)
Timing and deadlines
Workshops held about twice per year.
Registration closes about 10 days before each workshop
Combining it with other programs
Can be combined with the Stormwater Remediation Fee Credit
Sources
- https://www.charlescountymd.gov/government/planning-and-growth-management/stormwater-management/rain-barrell-workshops (official page)
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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Charles County Stormwater Remediation Fee Credit
Charles County Planning and Growth Management (Watershed Protection and Restoration Fund)
50% credit on the annual Stormwater Remediation Fee, applied for three years (the fee rate for FY2027 is on the county page)