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Curbside Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging Expansion Program

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Feedback for potential Level 2 Curbside Electric Vehicle Charging in Carroll Gardens, Red Hook & Gowanus

You can now select your preferred EV charging locations from potential options. Follow these steps to submit the Level 2 curbside EV locations you prefer or do not prefer:

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Comments (8)

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 16:13

132 4th Pl (Smith St)

Please bring progress to Gowanus!

*Submitted via Accessible Feedback Form

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 16:09

187 Hoyt St (Warren St)

Please put one here thanks

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 14:51

70 Nelson St (Hamilton Ave)

After losing the court street charger due to bike lanes we need at least 2 chargers in the area. We have to travel to public chargers in Williamsburg Please please or I’m going to have to back to gas bc we have several gas stations but no chargers :(

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 14:51

70 Nelson St (Hamilton Ave)

After losing the court street charger due to bike lanes we need at least 2 chargers in the area. We have to travel to public chargers in Williamsburg Please please or I’m going to have to back to gas bc we have several gas stations but no chargers :(

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 14:51

70 Nelson St (Hamilton Ave)

After losing the court street charger due to bike lanes we need at least 2 chargers in the area. We have to travel to public chargers in Williamsburg Please please or I’m going to have to back to gas bc we have several gas stations but no chargers :(

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 13:16

187 Hoyt St (Warren St)

ANYWHERE IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD. There's so much demand. It will be used 99 percent of the time.

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 13:15

96 President St (Columbia St)

This neighborhood has so much pent up demand for switching from gas to electric but it's a major charging desert. The one curb charger was just removed on smith street.

*Submitted via Accessible Feedback Form

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/04/2026 - 12:56

132 4th Pl (Smith St)

You have a charging station INSTALLED already at Court Street and 1st place that is now UNUSABLE due to the redesign of Court Street. You have giant rocks in the spot right in front of the charger, and if anyone were to even try to use the charger, they'd have to pull the cord across a bike lane, clotheslining whoever's riding there. Why waste taxpayer $?? Fix this one in addition to installing more!

*Submitted via Accessible Feedback Form

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