Charge Up Fairfax began in FY2023 and, as of October 2026, has supported EV charger installations in seven communities across Fairfax County.
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Charge Up Fairfax began in FY2023 and, as of October 2026, has supported EV charger installations in seven communities across Fairfax County.
Waterford Square Condominium Unit Owners Association installed one dual-port charger and received $10,000* in grant funding. The project was completed in July 2026.
“The program was really terrific. We faced challenges throughout the project, whether it was with the vendor or with the county electrical inspection and Charge Up Fairfax was really patient and helped us with guidance throughout the process, giving us the necessary extensions and guidance that we needed. And ultimately getting the project done,” said Hannah Baratz, Community Manager
“…We do feel that using the Charge Up Fairfax program helped reduce some of the investment to the members, who may not have electrical vehicles. But we do feel that the units have improved resale value because of the opportunity for new buyers to potentially have a place to charge their electric cars or get an electric car.”
*Note: Located in an equity designated neighborhood.
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."
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."
Harpers Square Cluster Association installed two single-port chargers and received $5,000 in grant funding. The project was completed in October 2025.
