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Council asks commission to study fast-charging options and partnerships for EV infrastructure
Summary
Council tasked the Climate Crisis Action Commission to analyze fast (DC) charging opportunities, maintenance models and public-private siting options after councilors said grants exist and private sites (churches, schools, port) could host chargers.
Council members discussed a request from the Climate Crisis Action Commission to study options for fast EV charging in Langley. Council member Chris Carlson asked the commission to research partnership models, funding sources and maintenance regimes; he noted potential grant funding and that an initial private-site model could avoid direct city capital outlay.
One councilor cautioned about maintenance failures for chargers installed under incentive programs and urged including maintenance requirements in any agreement. The council discussed utility impacts and the need to coordinate outreach with PSE and noted examples of private operators and networks that manage upkeep. Council did not take action tonight but directed staff and the commission to return with recommendations and feasibility work.
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