Irrigation upgrades · Utah

JVWCD Slow the Flow Switch to Drip

Run by Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District (Slow the Flow)

OpenPlan requiredLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
$1.00 per square foot
Who qualifies
Existing overhead-sprayed planting beds in JVWCD service area.
Where
Homeowners with overhead-sprayed beds in the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District service area in Salt Lake County.
Status
Open. (funding availability not stated)
Type of payment
Rebate

What you do

Convert existing overhead-sprayed planting beds to drip irrigation.

Requirements

  • Minimum 200 sq ft unless paired with a lawn replacement project
  • Drip zones cannot be shared with lawn
  • Drip emitters max 5 gph
  • Site visit approval before work
  • Complete within 12 months; final inspection, agreement and W-9

The plan or design it asks for

Photos of site, design and recent water bill uploaded with the shared application.

Native plant lists for the area: Sandy, South Jordan, West Jordan

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 JVWCD's rules for exactly what to submit.

How to apply

  1. 1Select Switch to Drip on the JVWCD landscape incentive form
  2. 2Upload photos, design and water bill
  3. 3Complete site visit and get approval
  4. 4Convert beds within 12 months
  5. 5Final inspection, agreement and W-9 for payment

Estimate your rebate

Uses the published rate per square foot of bed converted to drip. The program sets the final amount after its inspection.

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Timing and deadlines

not published

12 months from approval

Combining it with other programs

Can be combined on one application with Lawn Replacement and Treebate

Sources

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 See something out of date?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

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