Rain barrels and cisterns · Texas
Georgetown Utilities Rainwater, Aeration/Compost and Pool Cover Rebates
Run by City of Georgetown Utilities
- What you get
- Rainwater up to $600/yr at $0.50 per gallon plus half of materials; aeration and compost $100; pool cover $150
- Maximum
- $600 per household
- Who qualifies
- Georgetown residential water customers.
- Where
- Georgetown residential water customers.
- Status
- Open. First-come first-served.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Install rainwater storage (400 gallons or less) with components, core-aerate and compost the whole lawn, or buy a pool cover.
Requirements
- Rainwater tanks 400 gallons or less
- Aeration and compost must cover entire lawn; liquid aeration excluded
- Pool cover for a filled pool; bubble, track, foam qualify
How to apply
- 1Register at gtx.conservationrebates.com
- 2Select rebate and upload receipts
- 3Check mailed
Timing and deadlines
Up to a month
Combining it with other programs
Within $5,000 yearly cap
Sources
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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