CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. — Deputy Town Supervisor Anthony Morelli recently announced two new electric vehicle Level 2 chargers with two connectors have been deployed and are operational in the parking area at the Clifton Common, near the soccer fields’ pavilion, at 5 Clifton Common Blvd.
According to a press release, he improvements support the Town’s efforts to provide more accessibility to EV charging infrastructure and meet the convenience needs of regional travelers to the Clifton Common Facility and Saratoga County. The Town’s deployment of Level 2 charging infrastructure supports a steady and systematic transition to clean transportation and reduces climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector.
“EV Chargers within the Clifton Common Park and Sports Complex support infrastructure needs for current and future EV inter-regional and interstate travels,”Morelli said. “The Clifton Common is a multi-use recreation complex hosting regional and national soccer, baseball, softball and hockey tournaments throughout the year and hosting outdoor theater and concert stage performances during warmer months with a substantial number of visitors traveling to the location from out-of-state points of origin.”
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