The Mayor has established a study group headed by our neighbor, Bob Goff, City Solicitor, to draft a city-wide policy regarding charging stations in residential areas.
Most of the members are members of the administration or civil service but there are three citizens who are owners of EVs on the group.
If you have any interest in participating, check out the Mayor’s announcements here: https://www.wilmingtonde.gov/Home/Components/News/News/6570/225
Author: Bob Blanchard
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