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To the Editor:

Obviously, this needs to be done. However, it is worth noting that when the charger at town hall was installed there was a fair amount of people complaining that “Who’s going to pay for my gas?” if we’re giving free electricity to EV owners. 

A valid point. But when we looked into adding a credit card reader the cost was high. Then the charger broke and we decided not to repair it .

As to possible locations for multiple units I’d suggest KVFD , the back of the Kent Town Center, or Kent Green if owner John Casey has a viable place.

Bruce Adams

Washington, Conn.

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