Irrigation upgrades · Montana
City of Bozeman Outdoor Irrigation Rebates
Run by City of Bozeman Water Conservation
- What you get
- Retrofit: smart controller up to $250; MSMT/H2O Chip nozzles up to $6 per nozzle; rain sensor up to $50; drip irrigation equipment up to $250 (new-construction rates are lower; new construction built after 2024-06-15 is not eligible)
- Who qualifies
- Bozeman customers who irrigate a home or business landscape with City water. Homes built after June 15, 2024 are not eligible for new-construction rebates.
- Where
- City of Bozeman water customers who irrigate with City water.
- Status
- Open. Funding renewed through June 30, 2027.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Retrofit your City-water sprinkler system with a WaterSense weather-based smart controller, MSMT/H2O Chip nozzles, a rain sensor, or drip irrigation equipment.
Requirements
- Controller must be WaterSense labeled, with all required components (rain sensor, solar sensor, Wi-Fi module) installed
- Controller must be programmed with proper local site settings
- Products must be on the city's Outdoor Rebate Qualifying Product list
- Funding renews each fiscal year (July 1 - June 30); customers may apply for additional rebates each year
How to apply
- 1Optional: call 406-582-3220 for a free sprinkler system assessment
- 2Buy and install qualifying products
- 3Complete the Sprinkler System Rebate Application (PDF on the city page)
- 4Submit it by paper to the blue rebate dropbox at 7 E Beall St, Suite 100 during business hours, or as the page directs
- 5Await city review and payment
Timing and deadlines
not published
Fiscal-year funding ends June 30, 2027
Combining it with other programs
Can be combined with the city's drought tolerant plant and turf removal rebates
Sources
- https://www.bozemanmt.gov/departments/utilities/water-conservation/rebates/outdoor-rebates (official page)
- https://www.bozemanmt.gov/departments/utilities/water-conservation/rebates-and-free-products
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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