North Fort Bend Water Authority Rebates — Houston Metro
The North Fort Bend Water Authority (NFBWA) offers up to $300 in water bill credits for residents of Fort Bend County. Qualifying purchases include native and adaptive plants, smart irrigation controllers, rain barrels, high-efficiency fixtures, and more. Not all water providers in the area participate — check eligibility at nfbwa.com before applying.
Rebate Summary
| Rebate Program | Amount | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Native/Adaptive Plants, Irrigation, Rain Barrels, Fixtures | Up to $300 (water bill credit) | Residential |
Check if your water provider participates. Use the NFBWA interactive map to verify eligibility by address. Applications open March 1; purchases from January 1 qualify.
Cities in This Region
Residents in these areas may qualify for NFBWA rebates. Check nfbwa.com to verify your water provider participates. Click through for local plant picks.
NFBWA Resident Water Conservation Rebate — Up to $300
NFBWA credits your water bill for qualifying purchases: native and adaptive plants, smart irrigation controllers, rain barrels, high-efficiency toilets and fixtures, and more. Up to $300 total. The program explicitly includes native and adaptive plants suited to Gulf Coast conditions. AgriLife Harris County provides a native plant list. Program year runs with applications opening March 1; purchases from January 1 qualify.
- Must receive water from an NFBWA participating retail provider
- Verify eligibility at nfbwa.com (enter your address)
- Save receipts and installation photos
- Apply when program opens (March 1)
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How to Apply
- 1
Verify eligibility
Enter your address at nfbwa.com. Not all Fort Bend providers participate.
- 2
Make qualifying purchases
Native plants, smart irrigation, rain barrels, fixtures. Purchases from Jan 1 qualify.
- 3
Save receipts and photos
Itemized receipts and installation photos required.
- 4
Apply when program opens
Applications open March 1. Submit through your participating water provider.
LCRA WaterSmart FAQs
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