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Town seeks ChargePoint statements as board reviews EV-charging revenue and maintenance
Summary
One ChargePoint port has been out for months; vendor plans a plug replacement under warranty. The board requested raw ChargePoint monthly statements and clearer per-kilowatt accounting as it reconsiders level-3 charging, a highway-garage solar project and grant redesignations.
Town staff reported that one of the ChargePoint EV charging ports has been nonfunctional since early in the year; the vendor will replace the plug and is responsible for major replacements under warranty as units age. The town’s ChargePoint revenue reporting showed uneven monthly payments and an annual summary lumped into one large payment, prompting board requests for raw monthly statements.
The town clerk explained the operational picture: "One of the ports doesn't work and hasn't worked since the beginning of the year...they're going to replace the plug." Board members asked for the vendor statements and for an accounting of kilowatt-hours and per-kWh rates so the board can reconcile revenue and usage. The discussion occurred alongside broader consideration of a new level-3 charger feasibility, the highway-garage solar RFP and a possible redesignation of a $10,000 CEC/NYSERDA line to support solar work. Officials said they will circulate ChargePoint receipts and RFP materials for further review.
