, Fla. — Replacing an older bathroom fixture or upgrading a sprinkler controller could help Seminole County Utilities customers save water—and get money back on their utility bills.
The county has reopened its Water Conservation Rebate Program for qualifying water-efficient upgrades purchased on or after Oct. 1, 2026. The county recently announced the purchase date and eligible products.
Eligible upgrades include:
- Smart irrigation controllers.
- Toilets using less than 1.28 gallons per flush.
- Showerheads using less than 2 gallons per minute.
- Faucets using less than 1.5 gallons per minute.
During the program’s last round, customers replaced dozens of items with more water-efficient fixtures. Those changes helped save an estimated 1.2 million gallons of water annually.
Eligibility and application information is available here.
For households already planning a bathroom update or an irrigation upgrade, the rebates offer another reason to consider water-saving options.
The program is for Seminole County Water Utility customers installing qualifying products in their homes. Residents should check that they are customers of the county utility before planning a purchase around a rebate.
Rebates are available while program funding lasts.
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