Irrigation upgrades · New Mexico

City of Santa Fe Irrigation Control Rebates

Run by City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office

OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
Rain sensor $40; soil moisture sensor $75; WaterSense ET controller up to the cost of the controller, max $750 (more than 12 stations) or $400 (12 stations or fewer)
Maximum
$750 per household
Who qualifies
Residential customers of the City of Santa Fe water utility.
Where
Residential customers of the City of Santa Fe water utility.
Status
Open. Funding status not stated.
Type of payment
Rebate
Official program page

What you do

Buy and install a rain sensor, soil moisture sensor or WaterSense-labeled weather-based (ET) irrigation controller and submit receipts.

Requirements

  • Controller must be WaterSense-labeled ET type
  • Keep purchase receipts
  • Apply within 6 months of purchase

How to apply

  1. 1Buy and install the device
  2. 2Complete the Rebate Application on the Santa Fe rebates page
  3. 3Attach receipt copies
  4. 4Submit within 6 months of purchase

Timing and deadlines

not published

Combining it with other programs

not published

Sources

Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.

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