The 18 dual-port, Level 2 devices will be introduced to several municipal addresses, from City Hall and parking lots to five school district buildings, said Carey Redd II, the city’s director of transportation and parking. Redd, who said he’s been working on the project for months, said at least half of the incoming stations will be active by the end of the year. The cost of the design and installation of the devices will be paid by the Shaws Cove-based contractor Resource Lighting & Energy, which in turn will recoup its costs by way of grant and rebate incentives offered by Eversource, Mayor Michael Passero said. In addition to the municipal sites, the chargers will also be placed outside all school buildings, school district Director of Facilities Miguel Gautier said.
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