Prince George’s County Rain Check Rebate Program Returns for 2026

Largo, MD – The Department of the Environment is pleased to announce that the Rain Check Rebate Program has been reinstated for Fiscal Year 2026. This program allows property owners to receive rebates for installing eight Rain Check-approved stormwater management practices, including rain barrels, cisterns, rain gardens, urban tree canopy, pavement removal, permeable pavement, green roofs, and a new conservation landscaping rebate. 

Prince George’s County property owners, businesses, and nonprofit organizations (including housing cooperatives and faith-based groups) can recover some costs associated with installing these practices. The City of Bowie manages its stormwater program independently from the County; therefore, County properties in Bowie are not eligible to participate. 

The Chesapeake Bay Trust (CBT) collaborates with the County to support the administrative and operational tasks of the Rain Check Rebate Program. CBT staff help with addressing inquiries from property owners about the Program, review and process applications, and conduct both pre- and post-inspections of the properties.  

To learn more about the program, including guidance, application instructions, eligibility requirements, and rebate amounts, visit mypgc.us/raincheckrebates or CBT’s website. 

For more information, contact:
Linda Lowe, Director of Communications
Department of the Environment
lmlowe@co.pg.md.us; (301) 836-2115 (c)

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