EV Charger Installation Permit (State-Issued Electrical Permit) — Wilder, Idaho · Requirements sheet
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source: https://dopl.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/ELE-Home-Owner-Electrical-Permit-Application.pdf
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EV Charger Installation Permit (State-Issued Electrical Permit) in Wilder, Idaho
Electrical work for an EV charging station (EVSE) within Wilder city limits is NOT reviewed by the City of Wilder — it is a State of Idaho electrical permit issued by the Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL), the same statewide arrangement documented in the solar-pv-permit entry. DOPL's Electrical Permit Worksheet (Fee Schedule) has no distinct 'EV charger' line item; a charger circuit added to an existing residence is billed under the Residential 'Existing Residence' branch-circuit fee ($65 flat, covering one circuit — the EV charger circuit itself). Any structural/canopy component (rare for a standard wall/pedestal charger) would separately route to the City of Wilder Building Department, the same as the solar-pv-permit entry's structural component.
Verified 2026-07-20 · Source
When you need this permit
- State of Idaho DOPL electrical permit required for the EV charger circuit and connection — purchased through dbs.idaho.gov; NOT issued by the City of Wilder, which does not run its own electrical program
- Homeowner permit available only for work the property owner personally performs on their own residence; otherwise a licensed electrical contractor must pull the permit via the DOPL Contractor Electrical Permit Application
- The DOPL Electrical Permit Worksheet's 'Existing Residence' fee line applies: $65 base fee includes one branch circuit (the charger circuit itself); $10 per additional branch circuit if the project adds more than one circuit
- A structural/canopy component (if any) would require a City of Wilder Residential Building Permit Application, the same combined form covering Single Family Residence, Addition, Remodel, and Detached Accessory Structure project types — confirm with City Hall (208-482-6204) whether your specific installation triggers this
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Fee schedule
DOPL Electrical Permit Worksheet (Fee Schedule, Revised 8/17/2022), 'RESIDENTIAL — Existing Residence' section: '$65 fee plus $10 per additional branch circuit, up to the maximum of the corresponding sq. Show full citationHide
DOPL Electrical Permit Worksheet (Fee Schedule, Revised 8/17/2022), 'RESIDENTIAL — Existing Residence' section: '$65 fee plus $10 per additional branch circuit, up to the maximum of the corresponding sq. of the building (one circuit is included in the $65.00).' There is no distinct 'EV charger' line item on the DOPL worksheet — a charger circuit added to an existing residence falls under this general new-branch-circuit fee, not the separate 'OTHER INSTALLATIONS including SOLAR/RENEWABLE ENERGY' tiered-percentage schedule (which is scoped to power generation/production/storage systems, not EV charging loads).Review timeline
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All electrical work performed under a DOPL permit must be inspected by the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
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Tips
- EV charger installations in Wilder involve the State of Idaho DOPL for the electrical permit (dbs.idaho.gov, not the City) — the same agency documented for all other electrical work and for the solar-pv-permit entry in this record.
- There is no dedicated 'EV charger' fee line on the DOPL worksheet — a standard wall/pedestal charger circuit added to an existing home is billed as a new branch circuit under the Existing Residence fee ($65 flat for the first circuit), not the higher percentage-of-cost Solar/Renewable Energy formula (which is scoped to generation/storage systems).
- If your installation includes a new canopy or structural mounting, confirm with Wilder City Hall (208-482-6204) whether a separate City building permit is also required.
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