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Evansville council unanimously adopts amended finance ordinance funding EV chargers, trails and sewer costs
Summary
The Evansville Common Council on Dec. 1 approved an amended finance ordinance authorizing transfers and reappropriations to fund five grant-backed electric-vehicle chargers, complete Next Level Trails work with a $2 million state grant and cover sewer utility administrative costs; the measure passed 9-0.
The Evansville Common Council on Dec. 1 unanimously adopted Ordinance F2025-19 (amended), authorizing transfers, additional appropriations and reappropriations across city funds to finance a package of projects including five new public electric-vehicle charging locations, Next Level Trails work and sewer utility expenses.
Robert Gunther of the controller’s office told the council the Evansville Climate Collaborative won a grant to install five charging stations and the city will create a special fund to track grant proceeds and maintenance costs. "The Evansville Climate Collaborative is gonna install 5 charging stations throughout the city, and they were awarded a grant to do this," Gunther said. He said the grant plus the local match will cover…
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