Rain barrels and cisterns · Texas
Post Oak Savannah GCD Rainwater Harvesting Rebate
Run by Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District
- What you get
- Up to $1.00 per gallon of storage; eligible costs include tanks, gutters, foundation, overflow
- Maximum
- $5,000 per household
- Who qualifies
- Live in or own land in Burleson or Milam County; lifetime limit $5,000 per household; one application per 12 months.
- Where
- People who live in or own land within the district in Burleson and Milam Counties.
- Status
- Status not posted. The official page doesn't say whether it's taking applications.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Complete Rainwater Harvesting 101, get your site plan approved, then buy and install a rainwater system.
Requirements
- Approved Rainwater Harvesting 101 course (a session was listed Sept 17, 2026)
- District approval of site plan before buying reimbursable equipment
- Post-installation inspection
The plan or design it asks for
Site plan approved by District staff before purchase.
Make the plan in Sow
Draw the layout and build the plant list
Sow places plants on a photo of your yard and keeps a list of everything you add. Check Post Oak Savannah GCD's rules for exactly what to submit.
How to apply
- 1Complete Rainwater Harvesting 101
- 2Submit site plan for approval
- 3Buy and install
- 4Schedule inspection
- 5Submit the rebate application form (2025 version)
- 6Questions 512-455-9900
Timing and deadlines
not published
Combining it with other programs
not published
Sources
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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