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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 Forest Hills & Rego Park

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 (178)

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 19:25

102-55 68th Ave (Booth St)

I would prefer even more proposed EV charging locations versus all the citi bikes that popped up and took over parking spaces.

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 19:24

106-02 69th Rd (Queens Blvd)

It would be beneficial to the neighborhood by encouraging more EVs and affordable charging.

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 19:23

105-02 69th Rd (Queens Blvd)

It would be beneficial to the neighborhood by encouraging more EVs and affordable charging.

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 19:22

102-20 71st Rd (Queens Blvd)

It’s near my apartment

Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 18:09

92-68 Queens Blvd (Queens Blvd)

I live close by and there are a lot of business that will benefit with this charger.

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Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 18:07

92-68 Queens Blvd (Queens Blvd)

I live in Saunders St and this is a good help for us non-Tesla EV owners since most chargers close by are for Tesla only.

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Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 18:03

102-20 67th Dr (Queens Blvd)

As a resident of this community, I propose that the implementation of electric vehicle charging stations would significantly enhance the amenities available to individuals utilizing overnight parking facilities or patronizing local dining establishments. Furthermore, strategically positioning these charging stations in proximity to the criminal court could offer a practical charging solution for residents of Briarwood.

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Electric Charging Station Wanted

Electric Charging Station Wanted

08/19/2026 - 16:46

102-20 67th Dr (Queens Blvd)

Ev charging station needed

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Electric Charging Station Not Wanted

Electric Charging Station Not Wanted

08/19/2026 - 13:46

105-01 67th Dr (Yellowstone Blvd)

I oppose adding EV charging stations in our neighborhood. We already have a serious shortage of parking, and additional spaces have been taken away through car-share parking-only regulations. Removing even more parking for EV charging will increase congestion and make it even harder for residents to find a place to park. Please reconsider this proposal and protect the limited parking that remains.

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Electric Charging Station Not Wanted

Electric Charging Station Not Wanted

08/19/2026 - 13:46

105-01 67th Dr (Yellowstone Blvd)

I oppose adding EV charging stations in our neighborhood. We already have a serious shortage of parking, and additional spaces have been taken away through car-share parking-only regulations. Removing even more parking for EV charging will increase congestion and make it even harder for residents to find a place to park. Please reconsider this proposal and protect the limited parking that remains.

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