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This is a local copy of http://baseportal.com/baseportal/vmunoz/main


Puget Sound Electric Vehicle
Charge Site Directory


How to use
  • Click on a name for complete details on that listing.
  • "ALL" provides a summary of all listings with only basic information (default view).
  • "New" permits you to add a new listing. Please read this.
  • "Search," besides letting you search, also lets you select only listings that match your criteria. For example, to display only listings in your zip code, simply type your zip code and click "Submit".
  • Map an address by entering it here.
 All  New  Search  Selection  Details 

NameStreetZipNeighborhoodCityPhone
EbikesNW110 N 36th98103FremontSeattle206-547-4621
MC Electric Vehicles1200 South Dearborn Street98144Downtown SouthSeattle206-328-1750 / 206-730-9402
Olivia DresherEastern Ave. N. (call, please)98103WallingfordSeattle206-632-7675
Rod Johnson(contact first)98027 IssaquahH: 425-392-8497
W: 425-392-6463
Steve Bernheim216 4th Ave. N.98020Edmonds downtownEdmonds425-670-9973
Steve Bernheim512 Bell St.98020Edmonds downtownEdmonds425-712-8318
Tim Economucall for directions98236South Whidbey IslandClinton360-579-2117
Tracy Carroll7355 19th Ave. NW98117BallardSeattle206-391-6744
Victor Munoz4120 Burke Ave. N. #898103WallingfordSeattle206-632-2994
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About the EV Charge Site Directory

A concern, real or imagined, of many EV drivers is the possibility of overreaching their EV�s range and getting stranded in an unfamiliar part of town with no friendly outlet in sight. This fear perhaps prevents the wider use of the few EVs there are on the road in the Puget Sound area.

Experienced EVers are very aware of their range limitations and would be rarely in a position to have to make an unplanned charge stop. But even if one never had occasion to charge away from home or work, knowing where the nearest charging sites were, might inspire confidence.

 
How to get on the list

We invite members of the electric vehicle community (past, present or future) who may be willing to offer a charging site to submit the information in the fields below. You may do this by clicking the "New" tab of the form above and completing the fields. Basic contact information such as Name, Zip, Neighborhood, City, and Phone is required; other fields are helpful but optional. Email addresses should be entered with "(at)" spelled out instead of "@" in order to help thwart email address-harvesting spambots. Remember to check your information before clicking "Submit". If you make a mistake in what you submit, you will need to contact me by one of the methods below to correct it. Needless to say, you may place whatever restrictions or conditions on the use of your charging site.

Please enter this information:

  • Name: [required]
  • Street:
  • Zip: [required]
  • Neighborhood: [required, if applicable; for example: Ballard, Wallingford, etc.]
  • Phone: [required]
  • Email: [recommendation: use "(at)" instead of "@"]
  • Contact Form: [a web-based email form, if available]
  • Availability: [for example: call first, by appointment, weekends only, etc.]
  • Voltage: [110, 220, etc.]
  • Outlet Type: [standard, dryer, etc.]
  • Max Amperage: [maximum safe amperage available: 15, 20, etc.]
  • Comments: [at curbside, bring long cord, etc., anything else you care to note]
  • Web Site: [no need to preface with "http://"]

You may also use this contact form to submit your listing or mail to: Victor Mu�oz, 4120 Burke Ave N. #8, Seattle, WA 98103, or you may call in the information (leave it on the answering machine) at (206) 632-2994.

Also, please inform me of any changes, deletions or errors.

Thank you,
Victor Mu�oz

Seattle Electric Vehicle Association