The Town of Fairfield, Connecticut, is taking practical steps to support electric vehicle adoption among municipal employees by installing EV charging stations at town facilities used by public safety departments.

At the Fairfield Police Department headquarters at 100 Reef Road, EV charging stations are available in the municipal parking area. These chargers allow town employees working at the police department to charge their vehicles during their shifts.

Workplace charging is also available at the Fairfield Fire Department headquarters at 205 Richard White Way. By providing EV charging where firefighters and municipal staff work, the town is helping employees keep their vehicles charged while they are on duty for extended shifts. 

Providing EV charging directly at municipal workplaces offers clear benefits for employees. Staff can charge vehicles while working, reducing the need for additional stops.  

Through investments like these, the Town of Fairfield is supporting municipal employees who choose to drive electric vehicles and demonstrating how workplace charging can help make cleaner transportation part of everyday work life. 

The Margaret E. Morton Government Center in Bridgeport, Connecticut is supporting electric vehicle adoption by providing EV charging access at a central municipal workplace.

Located at 999 Broad Street, the Government Center houses multiple city departments, serving as a daily workplace for a wide range of municipal employees. On-site EV charging allows staff to plug in their vehicles during the workday while they are parked for extended periods.

For employees, workplace charging provides a clear and practical benefit. Vehicles can recharge during working hours, helping ensure they are ready for the commute home without requiring additional charging stops. This added convenience makes electric vehicle ownership more feasible for employees who rely on consistent, predictable access to charging.

By offering EV charging at the Margaret E. Morton Government Center, the City of Bridgeport is supporting its workforce with infrastructure that makes electric commuting easier, more reliable, and better suited to the daily routines of municipal employees.

The City of Norwalk, Connecticut, is supporting the transition to electric vehicles by installing EV charging stations at municipal workplaces used by city employees. By providing charging access where employees work, the city is helping make electric commuting more practical for its workforce. 

This EV charging station, located at Fodor Farm, was the first of its kind on municipal property, but it serves the staff and employees of the 4 non-profits who are tenants at Fodor Farm, which includes Clean Transportation Coalition - Western Connecticut that is hosted in Live Green Connecticut. The project was a partnership between the City and Live Green Connecticut. (LGCT).  Juice Bar LLC, donated.a level 2 EV charging  station to LGCT, and the City supported the software. 

In Darien, Connecticut, Baywater Properties is helping support electric vehicle adoption at the workplace. 

Baywater Properties is a privately held real estate development and property management company that owns and manages a portfolio of office and commercial buildings across Fairfield County and Westchester County.  

At Baywater’s office location at 34 Old Kings Highway South in Darien, EV charging access helps support employees who commute by electric vehicle. With charging available where they work, employees can plug in during the workday while their vehicles are parked for several hours. 

Workplace charging is particularly valuable for employees who commute daily. Charging during office hours helps ensure vehicles are ready for the return trip home and reduces the need to rely on public charging stops before or after work. 

By supporting EV charging at its workplace, Baywater is helping make electric commuting a practical option for employees while contributing to the broader shift toward cleaner transportation across Connecticut’s workforce.