Electric Vehicle Roadmap - Goal 2

The County expands the regional EV charging network by installing charging infrastructure at public locations in County facilities and in the unincorporated county. By 2028, the County plans to install 2,040 Level II or equivalent charging stations at County facilities and in public locations in the unincorporated area. The County is completing an EV charger site assessment to identify locations of high priority for charger installation to increase access to EV chargers and build a complete EV infrastructure network connecting our entire region.

To increase installation at County facilities, the EV Roadmap identified an amendment to Board Policy G-15 to require charging infrastructure for employee and public use in all new County facilities.

The County coordinates with regional partners to evaluate EV charging infrastructure gaps and identify opportunities for funding in the region.

The County conducts community engagement, particularly in communities of concern, to garner public input on potential site locations.

• Board policy amended in October 2019: 
  • G-15 - Design Standards for County Facilities and Property

• At the end of 2021, 45 total public charging stations are available at County facilities, including 43 Level II and 2 Direct Current Fast Chargers (DCFC), with an additional 27 public charging stations anticipated to be installed by the end of 2022.

• Planning & Development Services began development of an EV Charger Site Assessment to identify priority locations for public EV charging stations in the unincorporated area and at County facilities to support future EV demand and infrastructure needs.