Rain barrels and cisterns · Oklahoma
City of Norman Annual Rain Barrel Sale
Run by City of Norman Division of Environmental Resilience & Sustainability (with Upcycle Products)
- What you get
- Barrels and accessories starting at $69.50
- Who qualifies
- Anyone can order, including non-residents. Free installation may be available to Norman residents in the Lake Thunderbird watershed.
- Where
- Anyone can order, including non-residents; free installation may be available to Norman residents in the Lake Thunderbird watershed.
- Status
- Seasonal. 2026 sale closed to new orders; next sale likely early 2027 (not announced)
- Type of payment
- Discount
What you do
Pre-order a discounted rain barrel or accessories (diverters, plant hangers, pedestals) and pick up at the city event; Lake Thunderbird watershed residents may get free installation.
Requirements
- Order in advance, no on-site sales
- Bring a copy of the payment receipt to pickup
- Pickup at 668 E. Lindsey St., Norman
How to apply
- 1Open the order form at upcycle-products.com/ok-programs/nnm/
- 2Order online or mail a check or money order payable to Upcycle Products, PO Box 315, Channahon, IL 60410
- 3Pick up with receipt at 668 E. Lindsey St. or choose home delivery from the online store
- 4For free installation contact the Division of Environmental Resilience & Sustainability
Timing and deadlines
2026 order deadlines March 20 (mail) and March 22 (online); pickup March 27 and 28, 2026
2026: March 20 mail, March 22 online
Sources
- https://www.normanok.gov/news/2026-annual-rain-barrel-sale (official page)
- https://upcycle-products.com/ok-programs/nnm/
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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