Driving an electric vehicle in Salt Lake City and wondering about convenient charging options? It’s always a good time to ensure your EV is ready to go, and Salt Lake City offers a network of Level 2 charging stations for public use. Best of all, using these Level 2 stations is currently free of charge, as of February 6, 2018. To easily locate available stations in real-time, simply utilize the ChargePoint app, your go-to resource for navigating the EV charging landscape in the city.
Salt Lake City’s Network of Free Level 2 Charging Locations
To support the growing community of EV drivers, Salt Lake City provides numerous Level 2 charging stations at various locations. Remember, while charging is free, it’s important to be mindful of posted parking time limits to allow fair access for everyone and avoid potential overstay fees. Here’s a breakdown of locations where you can power up your EV:
- 55 East 300 South: Find one station with two ports, with a two-hour parking limit.
- 159 South Main Street: Another station with two ports, also with a two-hour limit.
- Day-Riverside Library – 1575 West 1000 North: This location offers two stations with four ports and a more generous four-hour limit.
- Fairmont Aquatic Center – 1044 East Sugarmont Drive: Charge up while you enjoy the facilities, with one station, two ports, and a four-hour limit.
- Forest Dale Golf Course – 2375 South 900 East: Get ready for the green with one station, two ports, and a four-hour charging window.
- International Peace Gardens – 1060 South 900 West: Find tranquility and a charge with one station, two ports, and a four-hour limit.
- Liberty Park (western loop) – 600 East 900 South: Two stations and four ports are available here, with a four-hour time limit.
- Library Square Garage (P1) – 210 East 400 South: Convenient charging in the city center with two stations, four ports, and a four-hour limit.
- Library Square Garage (P2) – 210 East 400 South: Additional charging options at Library Square with one station, two ports, and a four-hour limit.
- Mountain Dell Golf Course – Uinta-Wasatch-Cache Forest: Enjoy scenic charging with one station, two ports, and a four-hour limit in a beautiful natural setting.
- On-Street Parking, South of The Leonardo – 255 East 500 South: For downtown convenience, find four stations with eight ports, but note the two-hour limit here.
- Pioneer Park* – 349 West 300 South: One station with two ports is available with a two-hour limit, but be aware of Saturday closures during the Downtown Farmers Market (June – October) and special events.
- Regional Athletic Complex** – 2350 Rose Park Lane: Two stations and four ports are available with a three-hour limit. Note that this location has seasonal and limited hour access (April – October, 8 a.m. – 10 p.m.; November – March, Lot Closed).
- Riverside Park – 1476 West 600 North: Park and charge with one station, two ports, and a four-hour limit.
- Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center – 855 W California Ave: Cultural enrichment and EV charging with one station, two ports, and a four-hour limit.
- Sugar House – 1170 Wilmington Ave: Explore Sugar House while charging at one station with two ports and a two-hour limit.
- Sunnyside near Hogle Zoo – 2600 Sunnyside Ave: A wild charging option near the zoo with one station, two ports, and a four-hour limit.
Salt Lake City International Airport also caters to EV drivers with Level 2 charging ports for both public and employee use. For airport specific locations, you can consult the Salt Lake City International Airport website for a detailed map and further information on their ChargePoint stations.
Respecting Time Limits and Avoiding Overstay Fees
While taking advantage of these free Level 2 charging stations, it is essential to respect the posted parking time limits. These limits are in place to ensure that charging is accessible to as many EV drivers as possible. Exceeding these time limits can result in a $75 overstay fee, as per City ordinance 12.56.205F. Vehicle charging usage is monitored through the ChargePoint system to manage parking time limits effectively.
To report any instances of EV stall overstays, you can contact the Compliance main line at 801-535-6628. If you encounter a broken EV charging station, you can report it through the online portal for prompt attention.
In conclusion, Salt Lake City is making it easier than ever to drive electric. By utilizing the network of free Level 2 charging stations and being mindful of charging time, you can contribute to a sustainable transportation future while keeping your EV powered up and ready for your next journey. Remember to check the ChargePoint app whenever you’re wondering “What Time Is It In Slc” for EV charging availability, ensuring you maximize your charging time efficiently within the city.
