Aurora Water provides water conservation programs for income-qualified customers to replace inefficient water fixtures or replace grass with a water-wise landscape. To qualify for these programs, participants must meet the following requirements:
- Be an Aurora Water customer
- Have a household income 60% or less than the Aurora median income, see chart below.
Household Size
|
60% of Median Income
|
1
|
$52,140
|
2
|
$59,580
|
3
|
$67,020
|
4
|
$74,460
|
5
|
$80,460
|
6
|
$86,400
|
7
|
$92,340
|
8
|
$98,340
|
Below are the two income-qualified programs that Aurora Water currently offers.
GreatScapes Program Description
Aurora Water offers income-qualified residents a FREE water-wise landscape replacement through our
GreatScapes program. The program is designed to enhance the appearance of Aurora’s neighborhoods while demonstrating how great landscapes can be created and maintained with very little water.
Low Income Water Efficiency Program (LIWEP)
Aurora Water helps low-income households become more water-efficient by replacing old fixtures with new, high-efficiency ones.
We've partnered with
Mile High Youth Corps to replace up to two toilets, two showerheads and three faucet aerators with water-saving versions for income-qualified single family.
Nonprofits are eligible for the replacement of up to 10 toilets, as well as showerheads and faucet aerators based on site needs and funding availability.
These devices will save water and money for the customers who need them the most.
To replace household fixtures:
Toilets must use more than 1.6 or more gallons per flush
Showerheads must use 2.5 or more gallons per minute
Bathroom faucets must use 1.0 or more gallons per minute
Kitchen faucets must use 2.0 or more gallons per minute
An indoor water assessment is required and will be scheduled after program inquiry form is submitted to verify fixture qualifications.
Interested in participating in one or both programs? Submit the inquiry form below. Next steps and program application paperwork will be sent after inquiry form is reviewed.