ZEVergreen State Dialogue Sessions

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Comment From: Theresa Wright

9/23/25 @ 9:12 AM
It's time for our Governor to stop pointing fingers at the Federal Government and start owning the consequences of local policy decisions. Washington has now surpassed California in gas prices�a staggering milestone that cannot be blamed on federal o...
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Comment From: Gregory Miller

9/23/25 @ 8:59 AM
One of the main arguments made towards Electric Vehicles is that there is a savings in transportation costs due to electricity being cheaper than gas. The problem with this is that our gas prices in WA state are the highest in the nation due to Gover...
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Comment From: Lisa LeClaire

9/22/25 @ 8:07 PM
As a Washington State constituent, I want to express my strong support for the ZEVergreen effort from the Department of Ecology. Expanding access to zero-emission vehicles is not only critical for reducing pollution and protecting our climate, but it...
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Comment From: Larry Franks

9/22/25 @ 6:09 PM
Thank you, Washington State, for taking action on this critical issue.
Climate change is touching us all, and not in good ways. My best animal friends, salmonids, are already impacted by raising surface water temperatures on the high seas, to lower ...
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Comment From: Kenneth Brown

9/22/25 @ 4:48 PM
I applaud the Governors effort of affordability, but it is counterproductive. WA gas has one of the highest gas taxes of any state. As more people avail themselves of EV, the road tax revenue will decline. At the same time, why are we as a state s...
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Comment From: Diana Peters

9/22/25 @ 4:30 PM
I do not want any more initiatives that increase taxes. I can't afford an EV car and I don't qualify for any federal or state EV tax credits. I don't want to subsidize other people's cars. I can barely afford child care, gas, rising insurance prices,...
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Comment From: Carole Woods

9/22/25 @ 4:06 PM
It is difficult to find a fast charging station that is working. Those that exist tend to be abandoned or change ownership frequently, so when we try to use them we don't have the app. Could the state buy and run fast operate charging stations that h...
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Comment From: Carrie Thunell

9/22/25 @ 3:15 PM
I completely agree with this plan to make sure Washington can produce and sell zero emission vehicles. I sincerely hope they will be affordable to seniors on a fixed income. We have given up hiking and backpacking due to the outrageous gas prices tha...
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Comment From: EDGY LLC (jim soules)

9/22/25 @ 2:52 PM
I just finished a 3 one-bedroom zero energy infill project in Langley, WA. See attached. An important issue is providing residential chargers. Because on my PSE application I mentioned three chargers it cost me many thousands to pay for the upgrad...
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Comment From: Annette Ringe

9/22/25 @ 2:28 PM
Hello, The cost to register an EV is prohibitive. When you don't drive that far daily but do have long distance drives at time it's hard to rationalize that cost when you are having to spend that much on your car registration. Perhaps it would be eas...
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Comment From: Rio Mowbray

9/22/25 @ 2:27 PM
Hello,

I am writing to ask how Washington leadership plans to address the long-term issue of electric vehicle battery disposal. Given that the average length of vehicle ownership is approximately seven years, a single individual may go through many ...
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Comment From: Anonymous Anonymous

9/22/25 @ 1:11 PM
We need simple vehicles that don't have computers nor batteries to prevent that pollution. Electrical vehicles and electricity mixed with water is not a great combination. We need cars like the old beetle that everything was manual and affordable, no...
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Comment From: Chris Nelson

9/22/25 @ 1:04 PM
I am not in favor of EV vehicles. Please do not steer anyone towards these vehicles. The future of clean energy is natural gas and nuclear. EV vehicles use batteries from slave labor in communist China who use coal fired plants which pollute. If you ...
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Comment From: Anna Garvin

9/22/25 @ 1:00 PM
A great incentive would be a hefty discount on annual car tabs.
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Comment From: Neil Munro

9/22/25 @ 12:52 PM
Electric cars are a luxury item. I appreciate people buying them who are able to. The people who can't afford that luxury should not be subsidizing them. The EV industry is stable enough that the government can let it run its course without interfere...
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Comment From: Christina Jackson

9/22/25 @ 12:44 PM
Ca n we help fund public schools and public libraries by locating charging stations across wa on school grounds. This can also help bring chargers into neighborhoods. Apartment dwellers in urban areas often lack access to chargers making it harder t...
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