Washington SB5750 establishes fees for charging electrical vehicles at state facilities.
Washington SB5750 amends state law to authorize the purchase of power at state expense to recharge plug-in electrical vehicles at state office locations. The bill allows the state to provide charging locations for electrical vehicles at these locations, where privately owned vehicles may purchase power. Fees collected from these services must be placed in the motor vehicle fund. The director of the department of enterprise services may report to the governor and appropriate legislative committees on the cost and usage of state-purchased electricity for plug-in electrical vehicles.
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