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Where are the City's electric vehicle (EV) charging stations?

Currently, there are five EV charging stations in Shaker Heights:

  • City Hall, 3400 Lee Rd. (2 ports)
  • The Dealership, 3558 Lee Rd. (1 port)
  • Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland, 21600 Shaker Blvd. (1 port)
  • Thornton Park, 3301 Warrensville Center Rd. (2 ports)
  • Larchmere Blvd., Parking lot at the corner of Larchmere and Kendall roads. (2 ports)

More About the City's EV Chargers

  • The EV chargers installed by the City (at City Hall, The Dealership, Thornton Park and Larchmere) are AC Level 2, capable of supplying up to 7.2kW through the industry-standard J-1772 connector. All electric vehicles can use this connector (including Tesla with its adapter).
  • The City's EV chargers were installed using a grant from NOPEC. 
  • The City's EV chargers are $0.20 per kWh, which covers the cost of the electricity for the City, while also keeping the price lower than commercial chargers. Please note, these chargers are revenue neutral for the City.
  • The City's EV chargers are powered by the same 100% renewable electric program the City uses for public buildings and streetlights.

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1. Where are the City's electric vehicle (EV) charging stations?