East Palo Alto City Hall is among the key sites set to receive new EV chargers through a $581,060 grant aimed at expanding public electric vehicle charging infrastructure. (Google image)

The City of East Palo Alto has received $581,060 from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s Climate Program Implementation Grant to install 24 new public electric vehicle charging stations across the city, city officials announced. 

The joint project, approved by MTC in March, will install a total of 66 EV chargers in the four communities, officials said. 

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