Utah's population is growing exponentially and even with future development;
our water supply won't last without conservation measures. This makes water
conservation vital to Utah's future. Not only is water a necessity to live but
it's also a necessity for the various forms of recreation that Utah is known and
loved for. By using water consciously everywhere we love to spend time, we can
all do our part in ensuring a promising and sustainable future.
Landscape Incentive Program
Homeowners living within qualifying cities
can receive incentives for replacing lawn areas with water-efficient landscaping and/or
switching overhead spray irrigation to drip irrigation within existing planting beds.
Incentives are also available for installing new trees into the landscape.
Please be aware that eligibility and funding for this program varies by city. Click the “Apply Here” button to see if the program is available in your city.
Homeowners living within district boundaries
can receive incentives to install smart irrigation controllers. These controllers help
reduce water waste by using local weather and landscape conditions to apply water only when
needed. Controllers must be EPA WaterSense approved.
Homeowners living in a home constructed before 1994 within district boundaries
can receive incentives to replace low-efficiency toilets with newer, high-efficiency models.
Toilets must be EPA WaterSense approved.
