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Town of Middleton - town Hall

Danvers, Massachusetts

Total ports
14
Level 2 ports
14
Rank in Danvers
1st
of 38 sites

Overview

Listed at 105 South Main Street in Danvers, MA, Town of Middleton - town Hall offers 14 Level 2 ports.

This is a Level 2 site with no DC fast charging. Level 2 delivers a few hours for a substantial charge, so it suits places where the car is parked anyway — workplaces, hotels, long errands.

Only the J1772 AC connector is listed. The standard AC connector on North American EVs other than Tesla. Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US can use it directly, and Teslas can with the adapter that ships with the car.

Access is listed as public, available 24 hours daily.

Its closest neighbour is Town of Middleton- Public Safety, 221 m to the ENE.

The site has been on the register for about 2 years.

Charging equipment

TypePortsTypical power
Level 2 14 Typically 6–19 kW

Connectors

J1772 AC
The standard AC connector on North American EVs other than Tesla. Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US can use it directly, and Teslas can with the adapter that ships with the car.

Location

Coordinates
42.58700, -71.01338

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Station record

as reported to the AFDC
Address 105 South Main Street
City Danvers, MA 01949
Network OpConnect
Access Public
Hours 24 hours daily
Opened 20 Sept 2024
Coordinates 42.58700, -71.01338
AFDC station ID 356044
Last confirmed by AFDC 28 Aug 2026

Nearest charging locations

DistanceBearingSiteDC fast
221 m ENE Town of Middleton- Public Safety
1.8 km (1.1 mi) SE BreezEV Parking Lot
1.9 km (1.2 mi) SE Hq
2.5 km (1.5 mi) E Department of Developmental Services Hogan Regional Center
2.5 km (1.6 mi) ENE Essex County Sheriff's Office Middleton

About this record

Station 356044 in the federal register. Pylon Plans calculates the rankings and comparisons on this page from the full national dataset; they are not part of the source record.

Port counts describe how the site is configured, not whether a given port is free right now. Check the operator's own app before setting out if you are relying on a specific charger.