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Committee leans toward Autel level‑3 EV chargers; questions remain on who receives revenue

September 27, 2026 | Wakefield, Middlesex County, Massachusetts


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Committee leans toward Autel level‑3 EV chargers; questions remain on who receives revenue
Design lead (Speaker 9) asked the committee to confirm which EV charger unit to proceed with and said there had been a "favorability to the Autel unit" in earlier meetings. The technical team confirmed the Autel units under consideration are level‑3 chargers and include NACS adapters and cables.

Members raised operational questions about who will collect revenue from the chargers. Speaker 9 said, "Dave Paulson indicated that the revenues would be coming to the school district," and recommended setting up meetings that include both municipal-light-department and school-district personnel to decide how the point-of-sale (POS) and revenue flows will be operated. The committee asked staff to identify and invite the appropriate town and district decision-makers — Tim O'Brien and DPW leadership were named as likely participants — and to return with a clearer cost breakdown for PBC review.

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