Chimney Rock Public Power District offers an Electric Yard Tools rebate through Tri-State (file within 90 days of purchase).
Nebraska's EnergyWise Lawn & Garden program pays a 20% incentive on new electric lawn and garden equipment purchased on/after Jan 1, 2025, via local public power utilities.
Northwest Rural Public Power District rebates electric trimmers/leaf blowers/power-washers at 25% up to $50 (up to $1,000 riding mower, $300 cap).
Panhandle Rural EMA offers outdoor power equipment rebates (25% up to $50 for leaf blower/power-washer, up to $1,000 riding mower, $300 cap).
Roosevelt Public Power District has a current 2026 rebates page including outdoor equipment; the leaf-blower amount is published only as an image.
Midwest Electric Cooperative's Outdoor Power Equipment Electrification rebate pays 25% of cost (up to $250 snow blower, $150 mower, $50 leaf blower), $300 cap.
Wheat Belt PPD's Outdoor Power Equipment Electrification rebate (Tri-State Electrify & Save) covers 25% of electric lawn/snow equipment and 50% of batteries, capped at $300/account; offered since 2022 and still active in the 2026 brochure. Note: Wheat Belt has noticed withdrawal from Tri-State, the program's likely future end point. (Item-level amounts live in the brochure PDF, not the page body.)
This region also appears in the broader multi-jurisdiction tracker alongside its peers.