Town of Clifton Park
Supervisor Barrett announced today that two new electric vehicle Level 2 chargers with two connectors have been deployed and are operational at the Town Center Park, 499 Moe Road, parking lot. This endeavor supports the Town’s efforts to provide more accessibility to EV charging infrastructure and meet the convenience needs of regional travelers along the I-87 corridor. The Town’s deployment of Level 2 charging infrastructure supports a steady and systematic transition to clean transportation and reduces climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector.
“Clifton Park is providing infrastructure to meet evolving transportation market sectors that provide public benefits regarding air quality and energy use from ever-increasing renewable sources,” Deputy Supervisor Anthony Morelli said. “In addition to these two stations, several more stations will be coming online shortly at the Clifton Common near the soccer pavilion and at Town Hall. Clifton Park recognizes the importance of supporting electric vehicles in our Town and is committed to creating the infrastructure to support residents and visitors."
The Town of Clifton Park thanks both NYSERDA and National Grid for the resource assistance in installing these charging units and bringing them online for the public’s use and benefit.