- Percent of all municipal fleet vehicles to be ZEVs: Cars: 75% LDV: 50% MDV: 50% HDV: 50%

RE-2.2. Increase Municipal Zero Emission Vehicles
2030 Target
2035 Target
- Percent of all municipal fleet vehicles to be ZEVs: Cars and LDV: 100% MDV: 75% HDV: 75%
2030 GHG Reduction
- (MT CO2e) 11,042
2035 GHG Reduction
- (MT CO2e) 15,990
Community benefits & burdens
Community empowerment
Addresses historical disparity
Stakeholder acceptability
Technical feasibility
Ease of implementation
Financial viability
Mainstreaming potential
Core Benefits

Core benefits of this measure are Resiliency, Air Quality, and Public Health
Introduction
The City has initiated the transition to low or zero-emission vehicles in its own municipal fleet. Relatively high upfront vehicle cost and a lack of variety in vehicle models have limited fleet adoption to date, though the largest barrier is the cost and complexity of installing the refueling stations for all-electric vehicles across the City for public service needs and shift utilization. The City is exploring creative options to address the complexity of installing charging infrastructure to support fleet electrification.