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"Switch to a smart irrigation controller" rebate promoted
Summary
A short public service announcement promotes switching to a WaterSense-labeled smart irrigation controller and a rebate of up to $100; listeners are directed to utahwatersavers.com for details.
A speaker recommended switching to a smart irrigation controller to reduce outdoor water use and said eligible controllers that carry the EPA WaterSense label may qualify for a rebate of up to $100. The message explained that smart controllers automatically adjust watering schedules using local weather and landscape conditions. The announcement directed listeners to utahwatersavers.com for program details and to apply for a rebate.
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