Lake County, Florida

Lake County irrigation rebates

Up to $1,100 best case for one utility’s customers
✔ Verified from official sources🔗 Source link on every rebate📅 Checked 2026-10-18🌴 Florida only

City of Leesburg

Leesburg residential water customers (not on reclaimed water)

Up to $1,100
  • Convert high-volume irrigation to micro-irrigationup to $500
  • Irrigation system repairs50%, up to $500
  • Smart controller (replacing non-weather-based)50%, up to $100
  • Rain or soil moisture sensorFree (provided by City)

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Eligibility & status

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.

Status: Active per official page; call to confirm funding.

“Converting High Volume Irrigation To Micro Irrigation (Up to $500) Smart Irrigation Controller 50% (Max $100) Rain or Soil Moisture Control Sensor (Free) Irrigation System Repairs 50% (Max $500)”
✔ Verified 2026-10-18Official source ↗

Can I water today?

Florida water districts assign watering days by house number. We never store it.

Watering rules for Lake County

Lake County is split between districts; check which one serves your address.

💧 Southwest Florida Water Management District

Modified Phase III water shortage through Mar 31, 2027: one day a week. Address ending 0–1 Mon, 2–3 Tue, 4–5 Wed, 6–7 Thu, 8–9 Fri. Hours: midnight–4am or 8pm–11:59pm.

✔ Verified 2026-10-18Official source ↗

💧 St. Johns River Water Management District

Phase III water shortage (Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Lake, Marion, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns): one day a week, odd/no address Sat, even Sun, nonresidential Tue; never 8am–6pm. Other areas: odd Wed & Sat, even Thu & Sun during daylight saving time; Sat/Sun only in winter; never 10am–4pm.

✔ Verified 2026-10-18Official source ↗

WaterSense labeled smart controllers

Most Florida programs require an EPA WaterSense labeled controller. Every model below is on the EPA WaterSense product list as a standalone controller. A WaterSense label does not guarantee a rebate. Check your program’s rules (pre-approval, contractor install, replacement only) before you buy.

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