The purchase of additional electric vehicle charging stations in Mendocino County has been funded by two programs of the California Energy Commission. More than $2 million in grants are part of the first round of funding aimed at covering the county with EV chargers in support of the Governor’s executive order requiring all new cars sold in the state be zero emission by 2035. The Ukiah Daily Journal reports the county received a $655,702 grant from the CEC’s Clean Transportation Program Rural EV Charging program for 24 public charging stations at county facilities in the City of Ukiah and the Sonoma Coast Incentive Project, allocated $718,500 for rebates to certain Mendocino County entitiesthat install level 2 and fast-charger (DCFC) public stations at their properties outside the City of Ukiah.