Yorktown gets $60,000 to install electric car charging stations
Officials have announced that chargers for several vehicles will be installed at the John C. Hart Memorial Library by the summer.
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Oct 20, 2022, 11:00 AM
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Updated 560 days ago
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The town has been allocated a $60,000 grant for electric car charging stations.
Officials have announced that chargers for several vehicles will be installed at the John C. Hart Memorial Library by the summer.
The parking spaces under consideration are on the end of the library, past the children's department.
If you use the charger, you'll be asked to pay on an mobile app.
