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.
First Last Affiliation City Statesort descending Input File
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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Elizabeth Ende Virginia Democracy Forward McLean Virginia
I am writing to support a strong TCI-P Model Rule that can make a sizeable difference towards climate action since transportation is one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions and...
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Cynthia Wackerbarth Knox Presbyterian Church Falls Church Virginia
I call for the TCI-P Model Rule to include (1) a minimum investment amount to ensure overburdened and underserved communities in Virginia receive a greater-then-proportional share of investments...
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Steve Banashek Self Alexandria Virginia
Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions and a significant source of particulate pollution in Virginia and that is why I support a strong TCI-P Model Rule that (1) ensures...
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David Peabody, FAIA Alexandria Citizen Alexandria Virginia
It is time that Virginia, long crippled by special interest lobbies manipulating people to vote against their own best interests, finally steps up on the existential threat posed by a changing...
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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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John Wise Rockbridge Area Conservation Council Lexington Virginia
To whom it may concern,



I support a strong TCI-P Model Rule that:

(1) Ensures meaningful climate action to address Virginia's largest driver of our climate crisis,...
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Sue Gier None Singers Glen Virginia
l would like for the TCI-P Model Rule to include these three items:

* a minimum investment amount to ensure overburdened and underserved communities in Virginia receive

a...
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April Georgelas Concerned Citizen and Community Activist McLean Virginia
I support putting a "brake" on carbon emissions. This is not accomplished by building more Lanes....such as More Harmful HOTLanes in Northern VA with 495NEXT. More creative transit...
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Susan Bartram Lewinsville Faith in Action McLean Virginia
I support a strong TCIP- Model Rule. The burden climate change places on our communities is steadily worsening. Action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is needed now; we cannot delay any longer...
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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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Charlotte Shnaider teacher Staunton Virginia
We need to stop fossil fuel equipment
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Hal Donahue retired energy executive Great Falls Virginia
Remember acid rain? Many of you may not as it is no longer poisoning our earth and water. One way this problem was so dramatically and quickly solved was a proposal similar to TCI-P.
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Sandra Whitt Virginia Interfaith Piwer and Light Christiansburg Virginia
I call for the TCI-P Model Rule to include (1) a minimum investment amount to ensure overburdened and underserved communities in Virginia receive a greater-then-proportional share of investments...
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John Cartmill Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions Herndon Virginia
The TCI-P is a good way forward on cutting carbon and particulate emissions from the transportation sector on of the biggest polluting sectors in our area. The positive benefits on climate and...
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Bill Pugh individual resident of TCI state Alexandria Virginia
I strongly support the model-rule for the TCI program. A regional cap-and-trade program is essential to lower climate emissions of the biggest source here in my home state of Virginia.
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Philomena Dunkl University of Virginia Charlottesville Virginia
I oppose Virginia joining the TCI. The policies of the TCI to reduce carbon emission will result in increased costs for energy and gasoline. These costs will be a burden to businesses and...
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Adam Siegel Self McLean Virginia
In the Commonwealth of Virginia, the transportation sector is the key (and essentially largest) polluter -- from particulates that harm human health to carbon emissions that worsen climate risks....
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Ralph Grove Sierra Club Richmond Virginia
Transportation emissions are a significant problem, affecting air pollution, climate change, and environmental injustice.



We need a modern, sustainable transportation system that...
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Adam Siegel Self McLean Virginia
In the Commonwealth of Virginia, the transportation sector is the key (and essentially largest) polluter -- from particulates that harm human health to carbon emissions that worsen climate risks....
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