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Electric vehicle adoption continues to grow across the Kansas City region — but what does the future of charging infrastructure really look like? This panel discussion, held by Plug-In KC on Feb 11th 2026, brought together experts from utilities, local government, engineering, and state transportation leadership to explore the current state of EV charging in Kansas and Missouri, including public infrastructure deployment, fleet electrification, rural charging challenges, and the evolving policy landscape shaping future growth. Chapters: 0:00 /// Welcome & Event Introduction 1:32 /// Nick Voris: Charging Rebates, EV Adoption Trends & Regional Charging Overview 9:22 /// Panelist Introductions 12:02 /// Adam Gleason: Fleet Electrification & Infrastructure Planning 19:22 /// Brian Alferman: Connecting JoCo Public Charging Initiative 29:42 /// Tami Alexander: Kansas NEVI Program & Rural Charging Challenges 40:25 /// Audience Q&A + Panel Discussion Speakers include: • Nick Voris, Evergy (Moderator) • Adam Gleason, Transportation Electrification Engineer, HDR • Brian Alferman, Sustainability Program Manager, Johnson County, KS • Tami Alexander, Alternative Fuels Program Manager, Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) Topics covered: • Current EV adoption trends and infrastructure growth in the Kansas City region • Fleet electrification strategies and lessons learned • Public Level 2 vs DC fast charging — where each fits • Kansas NEVI program updates and statewide charging expansion • Rural charging challenges and grid realities • Maintenance, reliability, and long-term planning considerations • Policy impacts and funding uncertainties shaping EV deployment Whether you’re an EV driver, planner, policymaker, business owner, or just curious about the future of electric transportation, this conversation provides practical insights into where the region stands today — and where it’s headed next.