Chatham County Plans Fair EV Charging Stations
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Chatham County plans to install public EV charging stations in unincorporated areas, aiming for fairness and accessibility, especially along evacuation routes. Nine sites, including Garden City, Thunderbolt, and islands, were chosen from fifty surveyed locations based on strict criteria. The project, funded by a $21 million grant, aims to bridge the gap between higher-income EV owners and lower-income residents, who currently lack home chargers. Public feedback highlighted safety concerns, and private partners will be needed for investment and upgrades. Savannah already has stations from a state program with Georgia Power.
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