It’s exciting to see our efforts moving forward.”
“With our help, the city has really been leaning into sustainability and recently launched a brand called Think Sterling Green to help promote all the sustainability initiatives we are advancing in Sterling Heights. “Fifty-two percent of our residents either own or are considering the purchase of an electric vehicle, so we knew we needed to ramp up efforts and be ready to handle this new model of transportation, which is why the new Community Charging Program partnership is so critical,” said Sterling Heights Sustainability Commission Chairman Nathan Inks. The plan aims to provide recommendations to prepare for a widespread adoption of electric vehicles, and promoting sustainability and economic growth toward the city’s EV readiness. Sterling Heights also announced an EV master plan at the urging of the Sustainability Commission and other residents.
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