Brooklyn Community Board 9: On-Street EV Charger Expansion Feedback Survey 

NYC DOT has an opportunity to expand its network of curbside electric vehicle chargers through a federal Charging and Fueling Infrastructure (CFI) grant it recently received. Since receiving the grant, DOT has identified potential locations for new charger implementation that advance equity, support TLC drivers, serve dense areas with little charging access, and meet feasibility and layout requirements.

Next year, DOT will be conducting community engagement to solicit feedback on these proposed locations and seek suggestions on additional sites for consideration.  Feedback will be collected concurrently with additional feasibility analysis. For more information, click the links below. 

DOT ELECTRIC VEHICLES INITIATIVES

Electric Vehicle Station Locator


Below is a list of potential locations in our district

President St  between Utica Ave and Rochester Ave 

Schenectady Ave  between President St and Union St 

Schenectady Ave  between Union St  and Eastern Parkway  


Your feedback may be used to advocate for adjustments to the proposed locations. 

Please fill out the survey below to submit your feedback for the EV Charging Expansion in CD9. If you wish to be added to our weekly e-blast, please reach out to the Board Office at bk09-1@cb.nyc.gov.

Survey was updated on 1/6/2025 - alt. loc.

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Do you live in Brooklyn Community District 9?

View the district boundaries here: https://www.nyc.gov/site/brooklyncb9/about/maps.page
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What are the cross-streets for your block? (ex: Nostrand Ave and Empire Blvd) *
Feedback on EV Expansion: Please provide any feedback or suggestions whether positive, negative, or neutral.
Would you consider your feedback as support, opposition, or neutral to the DOT EV Charging Expansion? *
Is there an alternative location in CB9 you suggest?
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