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The Johnson County Stormwater Management Program is pleased to announce a new website to help individual homeowners and businesses find resources to improve stormwater quality. These resources include reimbursement of up to 50% of material costs and installations of a qualifying garden, rain barrel, or native tree in your landscape! Visit www.containtherainjoco.com for more information! 

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#JOCO Stormwater introduces a new resource website for its residents featuring a reimbursement program for qualifying garden, rain barrel, or native tree installations! www.containtherainjoco.com  

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<< insert city name>> is pleased to announce CONTAIN THE RAIN JOCO, a new website to help homeowners and businesses find information on sustainable landscape solutions. You may be eligible for up to 50% reimbursement of materials and installation costs from << insert city name >> by planting native trees, installing pollinator and native plants, planting rain gardens and adding rain barrels. Click here for more information and to apply for reimbursement: www.containtherainjoco.com

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Are you thinking about installing a rain garden? Johnson County homeowners and businesses could receive up to 50% reimbursement for approved rain garden installations on their property. Visit www.containtherainjoco.com to find out if you are eligible and how to apply.  
 
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#JOCO homeowners: Did you know you could be eligible to receive up to a 50% reimbursement for installing an approved #raingarden? Find out how at www.containtherainjoco.com!  

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Native plants not only help filter and collect rainwater, they also provide a great food source and habitat for pollinators. You can create a beautiful landscape while supporting the environment. If that wasn’t enough, JOCO homeowners and businesses could receive up to a 50% reimbursement of the costs of planting a native garden! Visit www.containtherain.com to find out if you’re eligible! 

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#JOCO homeowners: Did you know you could be eligible to receive up to a 50% reimbursement for planting #nativeplants? Find out how at www.containtherainjoco.com!  
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Are you thinking about installing a rain garden? Johnson County homeowners and businesses could receive up to 50% reimbursement for approved rain garden installations on their property. Visit www.containtherainjoco.com to find out if you are eligible and how to apply.  
 
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#JOCO homeowners: Did you know you could be eligible to receive up to a 50% reimbursement for installing an approved #raingarden? Find out how at www.containtherainjoco.com!  
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Did you know that just a half inch of rain could provide more than enough water from your roof to fill a standard rain barrel? That’s free water to use on your outdoor plants! JOCO homeowners could also get up to 50% reimbursed if you purchase and install a rain barrel. Go to www.containtherainjoco.com to find out if you are eligible!  

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Rain barrels can provide a free source of water for your outdoor plants. And, #JOCO residents could get up to 50% reimbursed on the purchase of a #rainbarrel. Find out if you are eligible at www.containtherainjoco.com.  

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