Artificial turf and synthetic grass rebates extended into LA County California

The L.A. County Department of Water and Power is offering a number of free programs and rebates to help residents save water during what promises to be a hot, dry summer, the time of highest water use. Governor Schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency in February and is calling for a 20 percent reduction in water use by all Californians; a program called 20×2020.

“Almost 70 percent of the water we use is used outdoors,” says Melinda Barrett, Water Conservation Manager for the Los Angeles County Waterworks Districts. “That’s where we can make the biggest impact in conserving water.”

The Waterworks District offers several free programs to help residents save water and money, and this is the best time to take advantage of those programs to make it easier to reduce water use this summer.

All customers of the Los Angeles County Waterworks Districts are now eligible for rebates on a variety of water-saving devices, among them, high-efficiency clothes washers ($150); high-efficiency and dual-flush toilets ($150); weather-based sprinkler controllers ($150); rotary sprinkler nozzles ($4 each); artificial grass & synthetic turf rebates  ($.30/square foot or $150 for 500 square feet); commercial waterless or low-water urinals for business customers, ($60 – $120 for upgrades, $150 for new installations); drip irrigation ($50). Visit http://dpw.lacounty.gov/wwd/web/rebates.cfm for more information.

Free On-Site Water-Use Survey

To obtain a free onsite survey for homes and businesses call (888) 828-8602 or send an email to watersurveys@niagaraconservation.com to have a water conservation specialist come to your home. For information see http://www.ladpw.org/wwd/web/docs/water%20survey.pdf.

Locate licensed qualified installers from ASGi’s Certified Builder Installer Program and find products that meet or exceed lead-safe safety standards at http://www.Get-The-Lead-Out.Org

For information about drip irrigation, and synthetic turf rebate programs, please contact Ms. Barrett, conservation manager, Melinda Barrett – mbarrett@dpw.lacounty.gov, or Viki Yip – vyip@dpw.lacounty.gov.

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