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Water Conservation <br />Rebate Program <br />The City of Lake Elmo, in <br />partnership with the Metropolitan <br />Council, is offering a rebate <br />program for purchases of eligible <br />WaterSense toilets and Smart <br />Irrigation Controllers. Qualifying <br />purchases are eligible for up to a <br />$200 credit on your water bill. <br />Program Details Available Here <br />It is illegal to put yard, garden, and tree <br />waste into the garbage. Bring yard waste to <br />a designated drop-off site, have it picked <br />up by your trash hauler during seasonal <br />yard waste collection, or compost yard <br />waste at home. <br />Washington County Yard Waste <br />Consider "adopting" a storm drain this fall. <br />Volunteer fifteen minutes, twice a month, <br />for cleaner waterways and healthier <br />communities. Storm drains flow directly to <br />local lakes, rivers, and wetlands, acting as <br />a conduit for trash and organic pollutants. <br />Adopt a Drain asks residents to adopt a <br />storm drain in their neighborhood and keep <br />it clear of leaves, trash, and other debris to <br />reduce water pollution.