Irrigation upgrades · Oregon

CRWP Outdoor Water Conservation Rebates

Run by Clackamas River Water Providers (CRWP) with member water providers

OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
Rain sensor up to $25; hose bib timer $12.50 each up to two (Clackamas River Water page) or up to $25 (CRWP page); rotating nozzles $3 each up to 20 ($60 max); WaterSense weather-based controller up to $100; combined maximum $235; never more than the receipt
Maximum
$235 per household
Who qualifies
Active account in good standing with a participating provider; rebates apply to in-ground irrigation with automatic controllers; items installed at the account property.
Where
Customers of Clackamas River Water, Gladstone, Oak Lodge Water Services, South Fork Water Board and Sunrise Water Authority.
Status
Open. First come, first served each fiscal year until funds run out; funding availability not stated.
Type of payment
Rebate
Official program page

What you do

Buy and install an eligible rain sensor, hose bib timer, multi-stream rotating nozzles or a WaterSense weather-based irrigation controller on your in-ground irrigation.

Requirements

  • Backflow assembly testing up to date
  • Controller must carry the WaterSense label; nozzles from approved models (Hunter MP Rotator, Rain Bird R-VAN/Rotary, Toro Precision) or equivalent
  • Itemized receipt showing purchase date, price, manufacturer and model
  • Application within 90 days of purchase (Clackamas River Water page)
  • Each rebate once per account per fiscal year (July 1 to June 30); controller once only
  • On-site inspection may be required

How to apply

  1. 1Buy and install eligible items and keep the receipt
  2. 2Submit the online application (Google Form) at clackamasproviders.org/rebate-application or the PDF application by mail or email to your provider
  3. 3Allow 4 to 6 weeks for processing

Timing and deadlines

4 to 6 weeks

90 days from purchase; fiscal year ends June 30

Sources

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 See something out of date?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

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