Climate Change

King Climate Action Plan

The King Climate Action Plan is a community wide plan to best mitigate, adapt and improve resilience to the effects and impacts of climate change. The Township is currently editing and welcoming public consultation and questions on the draft Climate Action Plan which is available on SpeaKing - the Township's Community Engagement site. You can leave a comment or suggestion by using the button below to  email the Climate Change coordinator any ideas, projects, or proposals you may have! As well, click the second button to go to SpeaKing to review the current draft. 

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King Township Declares Climate Emergency​

King Township joined a growing movement across the world by declaring a climate emergency. This declaration was made to help deepen the commitment to being leaders in the environmental and climate change field and help keep climate change at the forefront when considering the impacts it may have on our community today, tomorrow and in the future.

King's NEW Electric Vehicle Charging Network

A $200,000 grant from the Ministry of Natural Resources, which then added to the Township's $300,000 contribution, allowed for the installation of almost a dozen electric vehicle charging stations throughout the Township amounting to 20 charging connectors. The installation of Level 2 chargers and Level 3 rapid chargers that can charge most electric vehicles was completed in February 2022.

The Electric Vehicle Network is a step in the right direction towards achieving the Township's greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets. 

Charging network information is available through ChargePoint.
Simply type in 'King, ON' in the search bar and the charge locations will appear. 

Nobleton Charging StationSchomberg EV charging station