View Public Input on TCI-P

This page shows public input on the TCI-P development and implementation process received through the online TCI-P Public Input Portal. You can submit your input here.
 
For more information on how to reach out to your jurisdiction directly, see the TCI Jurisdiction Points of Contact page.
 
All public input on the TCI-P development and implementation process received through the online TCI-P Public Input Portal since March 1, 2021 appears on this page. You can view public input from the 2019-2020 policy development process here.
Firstsort descending Last Affiliation City State Input File
Jason Kaiser Northern Vermont University Lyndonville Vermont
The XX-3.1 Equity investment commitment is critical. The "overburdened and underserved communities" that this subsection refers to -- receiving "no less than 35 percent of the...
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Jean Umiker-Sebeok Unitarian Universalists of Charlottesville Charlottesville Virginia
I wholeheartedly support the collaborative effort by TCI-P to reduce carbon emissions and invest in cleaner, more equitable and sustainable transportation systems. Multi-jurisdictional programs...
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Jean Umiker-Sebeok Unitarian Universalists of Charlottesville Charlottesville Virginia
I wholeheartedly support the collaborative effort by TCI-P to reduce carbon emissions and invest in cleaner, more equitable and sustainable transportation systems. Multi-jurisdictional programs...
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Jean Wintemute Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions Reston Virginia
I support a strong TCI-P Model Rule that (1) ensures meaningful climate action to address Virginia's largest driver of our climate crisis, (2) directs significant investments to correcting...
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Jeff Roadcap Citizen Broadway Virginia
I’m opposed to Virginia joining the TCI. It will cost consumers and businesses too much at the gas pump. This ignorance of trying to kill fossil fuels in a short order is irresponsible....
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Jeff Fromuth Resident within TCI jurisdiction Washington District of Columbia
Please find comments attached.
Comments on TCI-P Draft.docx
Jeff Schafer None Everett Washington
TCI-P,

"According to soil scientists, at current rates of soil destruction (i.e. decarbonization,.....),....we will literally no longer have enough arable topsoil to feed ourselves....
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'DECARBONIZATION' is causing 'SOIL DESTRUCTION' (from Regenerative Agriculture site) [WORD version].docx
Jeffrey Williams Private citizen Fredericksburg Virginia
As noted in the Free Lance-Star, this is an "all pain and no gain" proposal for drivers, especially low income rural and those who commute distances because they can't afford to...
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Jeffrey Jacobs EVA/DC Herndon Virginia
Virginia should join the TCI-P, we need energy independence and security and we can do that no better than moving to electric cars and driving them on clean domestic fuel. What’s more, we need to...
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jeffrey parnes us citizen oak hill Virginia
I saw neither definitions of overburdened nor underserved, which make up the basis for section xx-3. I assume that overburdened refers to that segment of the population which is taxed at a higher...
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Jennifer Kleindienst Self Middletown Connecticut
Please see attached testimony.
2021 05 TCI-P Model Rule Public Comments.pdf
jennifer schutt na henrico Virginia
put a brake on carbon emissions while investing in cleaner, more equitable and resilient transportation systems
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Jenny Hansbrough Healthcare Harrisonburg Virginia
I strongly oppose the plan to increase the cost of gas for this project. Families and businesses are already hurting from the “government free money” plan - no one wants to work! Now you want to...
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Jesse Huddleston Retired Barboursville Virginia
Virginia cannot afford to join the TCI.

The cost to the energy sector will trickle

down and impact all Virginians using fuel.
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Jesse Bohl None North Chesterfield Virginia
If the level of carbon pumped into our air by fossil fuels is not curtailed greatly and very soon, there will be no air left for us, as well as lots of other living beings to breath.
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JeVerna Haynes private citizen Fredericksburg Virginia
Transportation & Climate Initiative Program (TCI-P) This program must go forward. This area has so much traffic, thus so much pollution, that my grandmother was afraid to even go outside in...
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Jim Jewett citizen Locust Dale Virginia
I oppose Virginia joining the group. This will only add to consumer and business costs and have no impact on CO2 emissions.
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Jim Lindsay None Arlington Virginia
Transportation emissions are a huge driver of climate change, accounting for nearly half of Virginia’s carbon output, while also emitting toxic air pollution that falls disproportionately on low-...
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Joan McIntyre Individual Arlington Virginia
I support a strong TCI-P Model Rule that (1) ensures meaningful climate action to address Virginia's largest driver of our climate crisis, (2) directs significant investments to correcting...
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Joan Chapman retired Charlottesville Virginia
I support Virginia joining the Transportation & Climate Initiative (TCI).
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