Aurora is accelerating its electric vehicle future with a major new investment: nine dual-port EV chargers at Garfield Park, the police department, and East Downer Place — part of a five-year partnership with Blink Network. This brings the city’s public chargers to 79, building on a two-year planning effort rooted in its 2009 sustainability plan. Backed by $292K in federal funding, the city’s $80K contribution makes this a smart, scalable move. Mayor John Laesch’s vision for a “green collar economy” is driving this initiative, aiming to support city fleets while expanding access for residents and visitors — all while advancing environmental goals and economic opportunity.
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