OUC (Orlando Utilities Commission)
Orange | Standalone WaterSense smart controller: 100% of cost up to $200 (bill credit) | Potable customers with in-ground irrigation; no add-on/plug-in devices; apply within 6 months of purchase; max 2 per property. |
Toho Water Authority
Osceola | WaterSense smart controller, add-on or plug-in: $145 bill credit | Residential only; request a confirmation number first, then submit receipt and photo within 30 days. Purchases Oct 1, 2024 to Oct 31, 2027 or until funds run out. |
JEA
Duval | WaterSense smart irrigation controller: $150 | Residential customers; 1 controller rebate per premises every 7 years; apply within 90 days. |
Seminole County Utilities
Seminole | WaterSense smart irrigation controller: up to $200 (bill credit) | Install first and photograph before and after; receipt dated on or after Oct 1, 2026; possible on-site check. |
City of Winter Haven Utilities
Polk | WaterSense smart controller (replacing a standard controller): 75% of cost, up to $300 | 3-month average of at least 15,000 gal/month (verified by utility); controller installed and working at inspection. Funding limited, first-come first-served. |
City of Haines City Utilities
Polk | WaterSense smart controller: 65% of cost, up to $300 | Single-family, multi-family and commercial properties; cost-per-square-foot limit applies to landscape conversions. Check with your water utility. |
City of Lakeland Water Utilities
Polk | WaterSense smart controller (replacing a standard controller): Amount not published | 3-month average of at least 14,000 gal/month; controller installed with an operating rain sensor at inspection. Email SaveWater@lakelandgov.net for the application. |
Polk Regional Water Cooperative (participating utilities)
Polk | Smart irrigation controller: up to $200 or $350 depending on utility | Average use of at least 14,000 gal/month (see source for full terms); participating utilities only. |
City of Apopka
Orange | Smart irrigation controller: 50%, up to $200 | City irrigation evaluation required; install before applying, City inspects; one-time per property; account must be current. |
City of Leesburg
Lake | Smart controller (replacing non-weather-based): 50%, up to $100 | Pre-approval and on-site assessment required before purchase; install and final inspection within 60 days. Product cost only (except micro conversion). Not for reclaimed-water customers. |
Citrus County Utilities
Citrus | WaterSense controller upgrade: $100 account credit | In-ground system on utility water (no private wells); 1 controller per 10 years; training required before credit. |
Bonita Springs Utilities
Lee | WaterSense controller (replacement): up to $150 | Utility-supplied in-ground system (no wells); either the controller OR the rain sensor rebate, not both; product cost only; inspection within 60 days for controllers. |
Tampa Bay Water Wise: Sprinkler Parts & Evaluation
Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas | WaterSense weather-based controller: $100 | Single-family homeowners on potable water; working system; no new construction or expansions. |
Tampa Bay Water Wise: Smart Controller (pre-qualified homes)
Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas | Smart controller or soil moisture sensor (device): up to $125 | Pre-qualified single-family homes (about 18,000+ gal/month potable use on average), 2+ years old, in-ground potable system, licensed contractor install. |
Manatee County Utilities
Manatee | Rain shut-off device (rain sensor, ET controller, soil moisture sensor): 100% of cost up to $150 | Potable in-ground system; average use over 8,500 gal/month over 2 years; backflow preventer; Extension evaluation before and after. |
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer (WASD)
Miami-Dade | WaterSense smart controller or soil moisture sensor: up to $400; Mechanical to smart controller conversion: up to $500 | Free UF/IFAS pre-assessment required BEFORE any work; itemized invoices and proof of payment; $500 max per program year (Oct 1–Sep 30) for up to 5 years. |
City of Cape Coral
Lee | Smart irrigation system (WaterSense controller + soil moisture sensors, 70%+ efficiency): $500 cash | System must be verified by the City Building Department as meeting the 70%+ efficiency standard. |