Rain gardens and stormwater projects · Minnesota
Scott SWCD Urban Raingarden, Native Prairie and Shoreline Incentives
Run by Scott Soil and Water Conservation District
- What you get
- Amounts not published on the program page (financial incentives may be available for materials and installation); a search summary mentioned $2 per sq ft up to $1,000 for raingardens, unverified
- Who qualifies
- Scott County residents
- Where
- Residents of Scott County, Minnesota.
- Status
- Status not posted. The official page doesn't say whether it's taking applications.
- Type of payment
- Cost share
What you do
Get a free site visit and design help, then install a raingarden, native prairie or shoreline restoration with financial assistance
Requirements
- Free site visit (about 1 hour, Mon-Fri 8-3) with or without signing up for grants
- Specific rules not published on the page
The plan or design it asks for
District staff provide design help; contents not published
Make the plan in Sow
Draw the layout and build the plant list
Sow places plants on a photo of your yard and keeps a list of everything you add. Check Scott SWCD's rules for exactly what to submit.
How to apply
- 1Call 952-492-5425 or email [email protected] to schedule a site visit
- 2Receive design help and incentive details
- 3Optionally attend free raingarden, prairie and shoreline workshops (Eventbrite)
Timing and deadlines
not published
not published
Sources
- https://www.scottswcd.org/tacs-urban (official page)
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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
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