You can find 48 public charging ports at city facilities like Chautauqua, the recreation centers and downtown parking garages, as well as many more operated by businesses across town.

Map of charging stations in Boulder

Public Charging Stations

Site NameAddressPlugsFeeNotes
OSMP Annex7315 Red Deer Dr2FreeLevel 2
Atrium1770 13th St2FreeLevel 2
Chautauqua600 Baseline Rd2FreeLevel 2
Scott Carpenter Park1505 30th St4FreeLevel 2
East Boulder Community Center5660 Sioux Dr2FreeLevel 2
North Boulder Recreation Center3172 Broadway2FreeLevel 2
South Boulder Recreation Center1360 Gillaspie Dr2FreeLevel 2
Boulder Reservoir5565 51st St2FreeLevel 2
Valmont Dog Park5333 Valmont Rd4FreeLevel 2
10th & Walnut Parking Garage900 Walnut St4$1 for the first two hours; $2.50 per hour for each additional hour*Level 2
11th & Spruce Parking Garage1104 Spruce2$1 for the first two hours; $2.50 per hour for each additional hour*Level 2
11th & Walnut Parking Garage1100 Walnut St2$1 for the first two hours; $2.50 per hour for each additional hour*Level 2
14th & Walnut Parking Garage1400 Walnut Parking Garage2$1 for the first two hours; $2.50 per hour for each additional hour*Level 2
15th & Pearl Parking Garage1500 Pearl St8

Level two: $1 for the first two hours; $2.50 per hour for each additional hour*

Level Three: $0.45 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for the first 30 minutes; $0.25 for each additional minute.

Four Level 2 and four Level 3 fast plugs.

Fast, Level 3 chargers are owned and operated by ChargePoint. Please contact ChargePoint customer service for questions and comments related to pricing.

2240 Broadway Parking Garage2240 Broadway2$1 for the first two hours; $2.50 per hour for each additional hour*Level 2
Boulder Junction Parking Garage2052 Junction Pl2$1 for the first two hours; $2.50 per hour for each additional hour*Level 2

*Plus city garage parking fee

Please note: The four ChargePoint fast chargers at the 1500 Pearl Parking Garage are currently undergoing repair and will be unavailable until May 18 at the earliest. There are two Level 2 EV chargers in the basement level.

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City of Boulder electric vehicles goals and progress

  • The City of Boulder aims to electrify its entire fleet by 2030
  • The community is aiming to electrify all vehicles in the city by 2050

Looking to buy or lease an EV? EnergySmart offers EV advising to walk you through what options are right for you, including tax savings and charging options.

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The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) and the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) have partnered to provide an opportunity for local fleets to apply for funding to support the acquisition of electric vehicles and installation of electric vehicle charging stations. This effort to is intended to improve air quality and encourage the deployment of electric vehicles across Colorado.

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