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Credit: omadaAccording to a press release, the city of Dubuque&nbsp;is set to introduce a fee for its public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in response to changes in Iowa state law., users of the three charging stations located within the Intermodal Parking Ramp will be for their EV charging sessions. This fee is designed to recoup state tax payments and cover administrative costs, like the app and electricity usage, and will be in addition to any parking fees incurred by the user.The decision to impose this fee stems from the implementation of House File 767, a law passed by the Iowa Legislature in 2019, which introduced an excise tax on non-residential EV charging. The State initiated the collection of this tax on July 1st, 2023. Before this change, the City of Dubuque required users to download an app and register a credit or debit card for access to the charging stations, but charging your vehicle was free.The Intermodal Parking Ramp currently houses charging stations capable of accommodating up to six EVs that can charge simultaneously. These stations were installed in 2015.&nbsp;Over the past 7 years,&nbsp;the usage of these charging stations has increased exponentially. An increase 150 % from the start of 2022 to the present,&nbsp;highlights the increasing popularity and&nbsp;use of electric vehicles in the local area.While the introduction of fees represents a shift in the accessibility of EV charging in Dubuque, it is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the charging infrastructure and compliance with new state tax regulations and laws. EV owners should be aware of this change in policy when utilizing public charging facilities in the city.Take a trip through the Dubuque's Farmers MarketGallery Credit: Tom EhlersPhotos from Bloktoberfest 2023, which took place in Dubuque's Millwork District on Saturday, September 10th.Gallery Credit: Steve PulaskiCommentsLeave A CommentIowa Woman Finds $25,000 In Utah Treasure HuntJohn Deere Provides $500,000 Grant To Dubuque’s Habitat for HumanityThese Are The Top 20 Halloween Costumes For 2023Illinois Ranks In The Top 10 For UFO SightingsIowa Hawkeyes QB McNamara Out For Season10 Things Even Iowans Hate About IowaDubuque Fighting Saints Home Opener Brings In-State Rival To TownWisconsin Child Care Subsidy Changes Begin October 1Invasive Bug Found In Illinois For First Time

Credit: omadaAccording to a press release, the city of Dubuque&nbsp;is set to introduce a fee for its public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in response to changes in Iowa state law., users of the three charging stations located within the Intermodal Parking Ramp will be for their EV charging sessions. This fee is designed to recoup state tax payments and cover administrative costs, like the app and electricity usage, and will be in addition to any parking fees incurred by the user.The decision to impose this fee stems from the implementation of House File 767, a law passed by the...

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