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ISD helps achieve County goals by supporting the transition from gas-powered to electric vehicles

ISD has installed over 1,550 electric vehicle charging stations at County facilities that serve the public, employees, and County fleets.

Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mobility Plan

ISD’s Clean Transportation Team has launched its Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mobility Plan, a major step toward achieving a fossil-fuel-free future by 2045. Funded by a Caltrans grant and developed by the Internal Services Department (ISD), the plan outlines strategies to electrify the County fleet, expand employee rideshare programs, and enhance EV infrastructure through community input. With over 8,000 vehicles assessed and more than 3,700 chargers planned, the ZEV Plan will reduce emissions, cut costs, and support a cleaner, more sustainable LA County.
Read the full report here

Free Webinars on Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

Through a California Energy Commission grant, Los Angeles County has partnered with Black and Veatch and S Curve Strategies to deliver a must-attend five-part webinar series designed to equip electric vehicle charging project decision-makers with the knowledge they need to succeed. Whether you’re a facility manager, project manager, Authority Having Jurisdiction, or higher education professional, this series will provide expert insights, best practices, and actionable strategies for deploying EV charging infrastructure efficiently and cost-effectively.

Each webinar is paired with companion factsheets to reinforce key takeaways and provide practical guidance. In addition to the five core webinars, the series includes two supplemental trainings developed for community colleges to provide more technical and real-world application of EVSE installation, service, and maintenance processes.


All Webinar Recordings and Presentations Available Below:

• Part 1: Strategic Site Selection – Best Practices for Charger Siting – Watch here | Download Presentation| Download Factsheet
• Part 2: Business Models and Financing – Watch here | Download Presentation | Download Factsheet
• Part 3: EV Charging Regulations, Ordinances, and Implementation – Watch here | Download Presentation | Download Factsheet
• Part 4: Permitting – Best Practices for Charger Siting – Watch here | Download Presentation | Download Factsheet
• Part 5: Site Design, Energization, and Operation – Watch here | Download Presentation | Download Factsheet
• Part 6: EVSE Installation – Supplemental Technical Training – Watch here | Download Presentation
• Part 7: EVSE Service and Maintenance – Supplemental Technical Training – Watch here | Download Presentation

These resources are intended to serve as a comprehensive guide for anyone involved in EVSE projects and workforce development. We encourage you to share the series with colleagues and partners in the EV industry. For questions or to stay informed about future trainings and resources, contact EVProgram@isd.lacounty.gov with the subject line: “EVSE Webinars.”

For any questions or to stay updated on future webinars, contact EVProgram@isd.lacounty.gov with the subject line “EVSE Webinars.”

Learn more about buying or leasing an Electric Vehicle at Electrifyze.

If you are interested in attending future webinars contact EVProgram@isd.lacounty.gov with the subject line EVSE webinars.

• -Compare vehicles

• -Learn about rebates and incentives

• -Use a car buying coach to help narrow your decision and find the best deal

• -Get a credit toward a home charging station or workplace charging station

Seeking Input on Sustainable Transportation Plan

In February 2025, ISD completed a Caltrans Sustainable Transportation Planning grant. The final report includes recommendations to transition the fleet to zero emission vehicles, increase participation in employee rideshare, and increase EV adoption among County residents. If you are a municipality engaged in similar challenges and would like to comment on the report recommendations, please send your feedback to EVProgram@isd.lacounty.gov, with the subject line “Caltrans Report feedback”.

What Services Does the Clean Transportation Team Program Provide:

• Maintenance and Repairs – Equipment under warranty are covered by ISD’s PowerFlex Master Agreement. ISD will arrange with Customer and PowerFlex to inspect and repair equipment. ISD staff can troubleshoot EVSE outages, order all required equipment, and complete all repair needs for issues, such as vandalism, normal wear and tear.

 

• Adding Fleet Vehicles and Payment Processing to PowerFlex App – PowerFlex provides a user guide and video to understand how to add fleet vehicles and ensure departments can properly recoup electricity costs for charging. ISD can provide in-person tutorials in adding fleet vehicles to and using the app.      

Find a PowerFlex charging station

For EV charging maintenance requests, contact NECSS via the NECSS webpage or email necss@isd.lacounty.gov.

Project Highlights

ISD’s program connecting youth and small businesses to access to devices, connectivity, and other resources necessary to get started on the path to Delete the Divide.

Affordable Connectivity Program for Residents

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) can aid residents in a variety of situations, including some residents who may be experiencing difficulty finding employment or accessing educational resources due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The best way to see if you qualify is to call or apply today! 

Up to $30 Monthly Discount Off Fast Home Internet.

Now everyone who qualifies for ACP can get:

➢Fast Home Internet.
➢Connect Everyone in Your Home at the Same Time.
➢2 Discounts:  One for Home Internet with ACP and One for A Mobile Plan with Lifeline.
➢Low-Cost or Free Home Internet if the Plan Cost $30 or less a month.

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