The California Energy Commission has released an interactive dashboard tracking the development of medium- and heavy-duty vehicle charging and hydrogen fueling stations across the state. This dashboard, developed with ArcGIS, showcases 16,327 charging and hydrogen fueling points for zero-emission vehicles, providing crucial information for future infrastructure decisions in California. The dashboard, a product of collaboration with various organizations, aims to promote transparency in infrastructure development by focusing on publicly accessible stations. The state's emphasis on transitioning critical freight corridors to zero-emission vehicles is seen as vital to meeting climate goals and improving air quality in vulnerable population centers. Data fields in the dashboard include address details, port and nozzle counts, and charging/refueling specifications. The initiative not only addresses the environmental impact but also the health benefits, as medium- and heavy-duty vehicles contribute significantly to transportation emissions and greenhouse gases. Investments in zero-emission vehicle infrastructure have led to a notable increase in the sales of these vehicles, with one out of every six new vehicles sold being a medium- or heavy-duty zero-emission vehicle. Furthermore, initiatives like the introduction of zero-emission school buses and the requirement for zero-emission bus fleets highlight California's commitment to clean transportation for public health and environmental sustainability. The state's push for rapid deployment of zero-emission vehicles and infrastructure is seen as a significant step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future for all Californians.