Oregon
Irrigation rebates in Oregon
10 programs in Oregon pay residents for irrigation upgrades. 9 list themselves as open now, and the median maximum is $175 per household.
These programs cover part or all of the cost of a weather-based or soil-moisture controller, a drip conversion, rotary nozzles or a rain sensor. Most require a WaterSense-labeled product and a receipt, and some send a technician to install it for free.
10 programs
- Open
CRWP Outdoor Water Conservation Rebates
Clackamas River Water Providers (CRWP) with member water providers
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
Up to $235 per household
- Open
City of Ashland Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Ashland Water Conservation
Up to $200 total residential
Up to $200 per household
- Open
City of Hillsboro Weather-Based Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Hillsboro Water Department
up to $200 (per city web snippets; confirm on the city page)
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Medford Water Commission Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
Medford Water Commission
$150 for more than 12 stations; $100 for 12 stations or fewer (or purchase price of controller and required equipment if less)
Up to $150 per household
- Open
EWEB Weather-Based Sprinkler Controller Rebate
Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB)
Up to $100 per premises, not more than the receipt amount
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Portland Water Bureau Outdoor Water Efficiency Rebates
Portland Water Bureau
Irrigation controller up to $100 (single-family); hose faucet controller up to $50 each, 2 max ($75 each for financial assistance enrollees); rotator nozzles or WaterSense spray bodies $3 each, up to 32. Never more than purchase cost.
Up to $100 per household
- Open
TVWD Residential Weather-Based Irrigation Controller Rebate
Tualatin Valley Water District (TVWD)
$50 per property
Up to $50 per household
- Open
City of Lake Oswego Free Water Conservation Kit
City of Lake Oswego Water Conservation
Free kit; rain sensors offered separately for $5
- Open
TVWD Residential Multi-Stream Rotating Nozzle Rebate
Tualatin Valley Water District (TVWD)
not published in the page text read (rebate per nozzle; confirm on page)
- Seasonal
City of Lake Oswego Water Use Assessment Rebate
City of Lake Oswego Water Conservation
Up to $200 utility bill credit covering all or part of the assessment cost
Up to $200 per household
Other Oregon programs
- Lawn replacement 3
- Rain barrels and cisterns 1
- Stormwater fee credits 1
- Trees 5
- Native plants and pollinator habitat 3
- Wildfire defensible space 1
- Invasive plant removal 1
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
Plan the project before you apply
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