Your Monday evening update on Salem news
Electric vehicle chargers are making their way to state parks.
Four vehicle chargers have been installed at Silver Falls State Park, Oregon State Parks announced last week. They join 17 other chargers installed at other parks, and a total of 1,700 public chargers around Oregon.
A map of public chargers is located online, along with data about electric vehicle registrations by county. Marion County currently has 2,977 vehicles registered, and Polk County has 893.
The state park chargers are the result of a public-private partnership with Rivian, Adopt A Charger and Entec Polymers. Chargers are compatible with any electric vehicle.
Here’s some other news of the day.
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The board meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 8, and will also consider a resolution asking district leaders to create a committee to recommend actions the district can take related…
8 May 2023
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The board meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 8, and will also consider a resolution asking district leaders to create a committee to recommend actions the district can take related…
8 May 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: Senate Republicans continue to stop action over what they say is illegal language in summaries of legislation. The Republican leader expanded demands on Sunday.
7 May 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: Senate Republicans continue to stop action over what they say is illegal language in summaries of legislation. The Republican leader expanded demands on Sunday.
7 May 2023
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The Salem City Council meets Monday, May 8, and will also consider new doors for the main entrance of the public library and a step toward improving crosswalks near River…
5 May 2023
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The Salem City Council meets Monday, May 8, and will also consider new doors for the main entrance of the public library and a step toward improving crosswalks near River…
5 May 2023
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