The public is invited to learn more and comment on the plan during a virtual meeting on Tuesday, July 18.
The 2023 Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Deployment Plan Update adds seven state highway corridors that would have charging stations no more than 50 miles apart. Additional charging stations on even more highways are expected to be constructed in the coming years. It’s all part of more than $76 million in funding from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program.
A virtual meeting is scheduled for 6-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 18. To register and participate, click here.
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