Irrigation upgrades · Oregon
Portland Water Bureau Outdoor Water Efficiency Rebates
Run by Portland Water Bureau
- What you get
- 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.
- Maximum
- $100 per household
- Who qualifies
- Active Portland Water Bureau drinking water account; hardware installed at the account's address.
- Where
- Active Portland Water Bureau drinking water account holders.
- Status
- Open. No end date published.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Buy and install a WaterSense irrigation controller, multi-stream rotator nozzles or WaterSense spray sprinkler bodies, or a hose faucet timer with backflow protection.
Requirements
- Controllers and sprinkler bodies must be on the EPA WaterSense list; eligible nozzle models listed from Hunter, Rain Bird and Toro
- In-ground irrigation needs backflow test within the past year by a state-certified tester
- Hose faucet controllers need a backflow protection device and photo evidence of installation
- Receipt showing purchase date, per-item price, quantity and model
- Rebate covers hardware only, not installation
- One controller rebate per account
How to apply
- 1Buy eligible hardware and keep the itemized receipt
- 2Install it and confirm backflow testing is current
- 3Submit the online application on the Portland Water Bureau outdoor rebate page with receipt, latest backflow test date (or photo for hose faucet controllers) and account number (form takes up to 15 minutes)
Timing and deadlines
Credit may take up to three months to appear on your account
Application must be received within 1 year of purchase date
Combining it with other programs
Not published
Sources
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