RE-2.2. Increase Municipal Zero Emission Vehicles

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.

How to explore the Actions section

Some actions are part of a sequence: completing one action may be necessary for the success of another, or may make another action easier to complete. The >> symbol on an action card indicates that it is part of a sequence. Hover over the >> symbol to see the full sequence of actions.

The color bar at the top of each action provides information about the implementation timeline.

• Gray = either the implementation timeline is not yet available, or the action is continuous (there is no completion date)
• Green = the action is proceeding on time; the color gets darker as the action nears completion
• Yellow = the action is delayed or late

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Measuring Success

The indicators below show the City's progress toward the goal of electrifying its fleet. Click on the title of each indicator for more information, including goals and progress over time.