Charging an EV without a driveway in Baltimore, MD
Short answer: No cord rule found. Parking Authority public chargers; residents can request a site.
Last updated:
| Sidewalk cord | No official cord rule found |
|---|---|
| Curbside program | Parking Authority public chargers; residents can request a site |
What the official sources say
- The Parking Authority, working with BGE's EVsmart program, installs public chargers in garages, parks and on streets. Residents can request a location, but any charger it approves is open to everyone.
- Its site list includes on-street Level 2 sites such as 2502 Winchester St (6 plugs), 400 Quinton St (6) and 1000 N Chester St (6).
- The city aims to put 30% of chargers in equity zones and has applied for more than $400,000 in grants. Its page says no new chargers are in the works right now.
- The city's guide rates Level 2 at 7–19 kW and Level 1 at about 1 kW.
Home charging costs in Baltimore, MD: city page. Other cities: no-driveway hub.
Source: Baltimore City – Electric Vehicle Charging Program (accessed 2026-10-25).