Longmont approves electric-vehicle charging permitting resolution; staff says incentive funds exhausted
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Longmont City Council removed Resolution 2026-02 (electric-vehicle charging systems permitting) from the consent agenda for brief discussion on Jan. 13 and then approved the resolution unanimously.
Council Member Popkin commended staff for creating an efficient administrative permitting pathway and asked whether residential or commercial rebate funds remain available. Staff responded that rebate funding has been exhausted; council nevertheless voted to adopt the permitting resolution, allowing the administrative process to continue.
Next step: staff will implement the permitting protocol and inform prospective applicants about rebate availability.
Council Member Popkin commended staff for creating an efficient administrative permitting pathway and asked whether residential or commercial rebate funds remain available. Staff responded that rebate funding has been exhausted; council nevertheless voted to adopt the permitting resolution, allowing the administrative process to continue.
Next step: staff will implement the permitting protocol and inform prospective applicants about rebate availability.
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