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Prince William County to boost EV charging options amid fiscal concerns

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In a significant push towards green energy adoption, Prince William County has announced an ambitious expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities, promising to double the number of available charging stations. This expansion, detailed by Rick Canizales, the county's Director of Transportation, includes a proposed increase from 14 to 35 stations, providing a total of 70 charging spaces for electric vehicle owners.

"We're looking to expand our EV charging capabilities significantly," Canizales stated. "This initiative not only supports our commitment to environmental sustainability but also anticipates the future needs of our community."

Despite the county's forward-thinking approach, the decision has sparked debate among residents over the financing of the project. Karl Greten, a resident of the Gainesville District, voiced strong opposition to using taxpayer dollars for the installation of EV charging stations.

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