LIVERMORE NEWS | ORIGINAL LOCAL NEWS · OCTOBER 2026
A September 17, 2026 California environmental filing documents a lease agreement between the City of Livermore and EV charging provider IONNA for a planned charging station at 1082 East Stanley Boulevard. The company would install, operate and maintain equipment on city-owned property under the agreement.
Details of the public record
The project described by the city includes chargers, electrical equipment, signs and limited related site improvements. Its environmental exemption reflects installation of small accessory facilities on existing property, rather than a large expansion of urban land or construction of a new highway. The state notice identifies a lease, not a guarantee that drivers can already charge at the site.
What this means for local people
Additional EV charging options may help residents and drivers moving through Livermore, but the actual benefit depends on the number and power of chargers, pricing, reliability and when the installation is opened. Those specifics are not all established by the September exemption record.
Next steps to watch
Livermore News will follow equipment permits, construction start, utility connections, accessibility and public opening announcements. Drivers should confirm whether the location appears as active in an operator’s official network before relying on it during travel.
Official primary source
City of Livermore — IONNA Charging Station Lease Agreement, September 17, 2026.
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