Oregon Native Landscaping Rebates
Oregon's rebate landscape focuses on water efficiency and stormwater management. Bend offers direct turf replacement rebates, while Portland provides irrigation equipment rebates and stormwater incentives. Here are the programs we've found.
Last updated: February 2026 · 2 programs tracked
The quick version
- Bend offers turf replacement rebates for converting high-water lawns to low-water landscapes.
- Portland offers irrigation controller rebates (up to $100) and sprinkler nozzle rebates ($3/nozzle).
- Portland's Clean River Rewards provides stormwater bill discounts (up to 35%) for rain gardens and native plantings.
- Most Oregon programs are funded first-come, first-served. Apply early.
- Oregon does not have a statewide turf replacement program. Check your local water utility.
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Programs Tracked
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Stormwater Discount (PDX)
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Regions Covered
Feb 2026
Last Verified
Central Oregon
1 program available
Turf Replacement Rebate
City of Bend Water Services
Rebate for converting high-water-use lawns to low-water landscapes. Must convert an entire irrigation zone. Project plan submission, site consultation, and follow-up evaluation required. Complete within 90 days of approval, final deadline October 15.
Bend also offers rebates for indoor fixtures and irrigation equipment. The WaterWise Communities program offers up to $10,000 (50% of project costs) for commercial and multi-family landscape conversions.
Portland Metro
1 program available
Outdoor Water Efficiency Rebates
Portland Water Bureau
Rebates for WaterSense-labeled irrigation controllers (up to $100 residential, $500 commercial) and multi-stream rotator sprinkler nozzles ($3/nozzle). Submit application within one year of purchase.
Portland does not currently offer a dedicated turf replacement rebate, but the Clean River Rewards program provides stormwater bill discounts (up to 35%) for managing rainwater on your property.
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