200 Additional Rebates Added to the County's Septic Rebate Program
The County of San Diego is committed to keeping our waterways clean and one way this can be accomplished is through proper septic system maintenance. In November 2020, the County launched the Septic Rebate Program which offers $100 rebates to encourage residents in unincorporated areas to regularly pump their tanks and follow septic system maintenance tips to prevent failures and preserve the quality of our water. Due to the popularity of this program, the County has added an additional 200 rebates for a total of 400 rebates.
Rebate Eligibility Information – The rebate program is currently limited to 400 septic pumping rebates at $100 per rebate for residents in unincorporated San Diego County.
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Rebates will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Rebates are limited to one septic system per parcel.
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Residents will be required to take a brief online training and submit an application through an online portal.
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Rebates will not be issued for septic services completed prior to program pre-approval issuance.
For more information on the program, eligibility requirements, and how to apply for the rebate, please visit the Septic Rebate Program page.
Septic System Resources – In addition to offering a financial incentive, the County has also developed septic system resources that septic system users can utilize to educate themselves on how their septic system functions and tips on preventing septic system failures.
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