Rebates
Select your water provider from the drop-down list to view the available rebate programs from your city or water district. You can also use the search bar to find a specific rebate program.
Cash for Grass Rebate
Valley of the Moon Water District is offering water customers cash for reducing the amount of lawn area in their landscapes, subject to the District’s annual budget limit.
Cash for Grass Rebate
Low water, native adapted landscapes can be vibrant, use less water and promote wildlife habitat! The City of Santa Rosa can help offset some of the costs of your new garden with a rebate to help with the cost of removing your lawn.
Cash for Grass Rebate
The City of Sonoma is offering a cash for grass rebate for the removal of turf that reduces the need for irrigation.
Cash for Grass Rebate
The City of Cotati is offering residential and commercial customers rebates in return for reducing the amount of lawn area in their landscapes and replacing with low water use landscapes.
Cash for Grass Rebate
Marin Water is currently offering customers a cash for grass rebate for replacing grass in their landscapes.
Cash for Grass Rebate
The City of Rohnert Park is offering residents a cash rebate to replace their high water use lawns.
Cash for Grass Rebate
The City of Healdsburg is offering water customers cash for reducing the amount of lawn area in their landscapes.
Cash for Grass Rebate
Low water, native adapted landscapes can be vibrant, use less water and promote wildlife habitat! California American Water can help offset some of the costs of your new garden with a rebate to help with the cost of removing your lawn.
Custom Rebate
Marin Water commercial and multi-family customers with an active potable water service can receive a custom rebate for implementing water-saving upgrades not covered through any other existing rebate programs. Rebate amounts are based on 50% of project costs (excluding tax and labor) or water savings demonstrated over a 12-month period, whichever is less. Rebates for water savings are based on $3 per billing unit saved (1 billing unit = 100 cubic feet or 748 gallons).
DIY Recycled Rain Barrel Giveaway
Through a collaboration with EO Products, Marin Water is offering a DIY Rain Barrel Giveaway to customers. EO Products is a San Rafael-based essential oils producer focused on sustainable manufacturing, including putting its manufacturing products back into use, and has donated barrels previously used in its business operation to the District. These non-food-grade barrels can easily be converted into water storage barrels for use in residential and commercial rainwater catchment systems, enabling Marin Water customers to supplement their outdoor watering needs. With the free barrels, a few needed supplies and some DIY instructions, customers can create their own rain catchment systems at a reduced cost.
Flume Flow Meters
Marin Water is offering Flume Smart Home Water Monitors for just $69 (plus tax and shipping) after installation to single-family residential customers. This 67% discount is made possible through a partnership with Flume Water and the California Water Efficiency Partnership. The Flume device is easy to install and attaches to your existing water meter. Through a WiFi connection, the Smart Home Water Monitor gives customers information about their water use, potential leaks, and incidences of high-water use in real-time. Leak notifications can be sent directly to your smartphone. With Flume, you can learn more about how you use water at home and so you find ways to use less. PLEASE NOTE: Current and newly retrofitted AMI Smart Meters are not compatible with Flume.
Free Mulch Program
Rohnert Park is offering FREE mulch to residents. Our mulch pile is located in the Callinan Sports Center parking lot, at 5405 Snyder Lane. Self-service only so bring your shovel and load up as much as you want!