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Lawn rebates in Alameda County

The water suppliers on file in Alameda County, and the lawn rebate each pays a home. A rate prints only when we read it on the supplier’s own page within the last 60 days.

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Suppliers and their lawn rebates

Water supplierRate for a homeCounts up toChecked
Alameda County Water DistrictLawn Be Gone!$2.00 per sq ft$3,000Verified October 20, 2026
Bay Area Water Supply & Conservation AgencyLawn Be Gone! · regionalOn the program pageCap not publishedVerified October 6, 2026
City of Hayward WaterLawn Conversion Rebate Program$0.50 per sq ft$1,000Verified October 19, 2026
City of Livermore (Livermore Municipal Water)Lawn Conversion Rebate$2.00 per sq ft$3,000Verified October 20, 2026
City of Pleasanton WaterLawn Conversion Rebate$2.00 per sq ft$3,000Verified October 20, 2026
Dublin San Ramon Services DistrictLawn Conversion Rebate$2.00 per sq ft$3,000Verified October 20, 2026
East Bay Municipal Utility DistrictLawn Conversion Rebate$2.00 per sq ft2,000 sq ft or $2,000Verified October 20, 2026
Zone 7 Water AgencyWater-Efficient Landscape Conversion Rebate · regional$2.00 per sq ft$3,000Verified October 20, 2026
California Water Service - Livermore DistrictLawn-to-Garden RebateNot confirmed yet

The state rule, by property type

California’s ban on watering nonfunctional lawn with drinking water, as it applies in Alameda County.

Homes. Your home is outside the state ban on watering ornamental lawn.Water Code §10608.14 · Verified September 27, 2026 · Source
HOA common areas. Stop watering nonfunctional lawn in common areas with drinking water by January 1, 2029. Above 5,000 square feet of irrigated common area, certify to the State Water Board from June 30, 2031, then every three years.Water Code §10608.14 · Verified October 19, 2026 · Source
Businesses and institutions. Stop watering nonfunctional lawn with drinking water by January 1, 2028. Above 5,000 square feet of irrigated area, certify to the State Water Board from June 30, 2030, then every three years.Water Code §10608.14 · Verified October 19, 2026 · Source
Public property. Stop watering nonfunctional lawn with drinking water by January 1, 2027. Local-government, public-agency and water-system property in a disadvantaged community gets until January 1, 2031, or until state funding arrives, whichever is later. That delay does not apply to DGS property, businesses or HOAs.Water Code §10608.14 · Verified October 19, 2026 · Source

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