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Missoula announces up-to-$3,000 rebate for private service-line replacement
Summary
City announced a rebate program of up to $3,000 to incentivize full replacement of privately owned service lines: $1,500 toward replacing main-to-curb and $1,500 for curb-to-house, available to property owners who own and are responsible for the line.
City staff announced a rebate program to help property owners replace privately owned water service lines, offering up to $3,000 per property to encourage full replacement.
The host explained the rebate splits into two $1,500 elements—one for replacing the main to the curb box and another for replacing the curb box to the house—available only to property owners who own the connecting service line. The program was described as an incentive for owners responsible for their service lines; eligibility and application details were not specified in the excerpt and should be confirmed with city materials.
No application deadline or program budget was provided in the broadcast excerpt; listeners were told to check city resources for specifics.
