Electric-Vehicle Grant Could Bring Montpelier Two Charging Stations
From the Montpelier Redevelopment Commission meeting on November 9, 2026
Montpelier plans to seek an Indiana Office of Energy Development grant that could provide up to $200,000 for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, consultant Dave Kieser reported Nov. 9.
The discussion included a possible electric city truck, a police vehicle and an all-terrain utility vehicle, along with two charging stations. The proposal was described as requiring no local match.
No vehicle purchase was approved at the meeting. The potential vehicles and stations remain part of grant-application planning, not an awarded project.
Source: YouTube transcript — Montpelier - Redevelopment Meeting - November 9, 2026
Some information may be inaccurate due to video audio quality.
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