Charge Up Fairfax Success Stories

Charge Up Fairfax began in FY2023 and, as of August 2026, has supported EV charger installations in seven communities across Fairfax County.

Program staff coordinates with program participants to ensure Charge Up Fairfax is designed to best meet the needs of the diverse organizations throughout the county, specifically organizations in Fairfax County that are classified as a high or very high vulnerability area. The following charts provide a breakdown of the program participants by Board of Supervisor district and vulnerability status.

Bar chart showing Charge Up Fairfax participants by district, with Hunter Mill highest at 14 and other districts ranging from 0 to 3 Pie chart showing vulnerability levels of Charge Up Fairfax participants: 50% low vulnerability, 35% average vulnerability, and 15% high vulnerability — Charge Up Fairfax participants broken down by supervisor district and vulnerability status

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Cohort: Fall 2024
District: Providence
Number of Units/Homes: 221 units

Encore of McLean Condominium Unit Owners Association installed four single-port chargers and received $7,000 in grant funding. The project was completed in January 2026.

"The Charge Up Fairfax application process was very easy to follow."

Four EV charging spaces at Encore of McLean

Cohort: Fall 2024
District: Hunter Mill
Number of Units/Homes: 75 homes

Midtown North Condominium Unit Owners Association installed one dual-port charger and received $7,000 in grant funding. The project was completed in August 2025.

"The Charge Up Fairfax process was well documented with information being easily accessible."

Five individuals stand in a parking garage cutting a red ribbon in front of a newly installed electric vehicle charging station — Ribbon-cutting event at Midtown North Condo's EV charger

Cohort: 2023 Pilot
District: Hunter Mill
Number of Units/Homes: 50 townhomes

Harpers Square Cluster Association installed two single-port chargers and received $5,000 in grant funding. The project was completed in October 2025.

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