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
Rebecca Newberry BlueGreen Alliance Buffalo New York
Please accept our attached comments.
BGA_NJWEC TCI Draft Model Rule Comment.pdf
Anastasia Gordon Alliance for Clean Energy New York Albany New York
Please find attached our comments on New York and the TCI-P Draft Model Rule and Public Engagement Plan.
ACE NY Comments on TCI-P Draft Model Rule and Public Engagement.pdf
elise miller ACT Commodities New York City New York
Thank you for the opportunity to share comments.
ACT Commodities - TCI-P Model Rule Comments 05.05.2021.pdf
Mike M. Self New City New York
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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Rebecca Newberry BlueGreen Alliance Buffalo New York
Comment on behalf of BGA and WEC attached.
BGA:WEC - TCI Comment.pdf
Deb Peck Kelleher Alliance for Clean Energy NY Albany New York
Please see the attached letter
ACE NY Comments on the TCI-P Public Engagement Implementation and Regional Collaboration.pdf
Kristin Armstrong Petroleum Tax Tools Oklahoma City Oklahoma
How will you account for retail stations that could bring in fuel to the TCI jurisdictions from non-TCI jurisdictions via rail or truck? Is there a true up of amounts capped and amounts delivered...
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Larry Camp none chambersburg Pennsylvania
I am in support of TCI initiatives to make transportation cleaner. Higher gas prices are necessary and have been too low for too long.
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Molly Morabito Dream Corps Green For All Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
We need a Transportation and Climate Initiative Program (TCI-P) that prioritizes program benefits for communities hit hardest by COVID-19, poverty, and pollution. The model rule sets a crucial...
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#FuelChange TCI Model Rule Petition Delivery_5_2021_MM - Sheet1.pdf
Timothy Howe farmer land conservation East Calais Palau
This must be supported for it is our responsibility to undo the damage done to the atmosphere for our families future and for the future of many species.This is one important step to...
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Timothy Howe farmer land conservation East Calais Palau
This must be supported for it is our responsibility to undo the damage done to the atmosphere for our families future and for the future of many species.This is one important step to...
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Timothy Howe farmer land conservation East Calais Palau
This must be supported for it is our responsibility to undo the damage done to the atmosphere for our families future and for the future of many species.This is one important step to...
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John Hamerslough Citizen of Vermont Richmond South Dakota
This TCI document is very important for all states to northeastern-states on to.

Govenor Scott lease join the other northeastern states and sign the TCI document.
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john reese Shell Oil Products US houston Texas
Please see attached comments on the draft model rule.
Shell Comments TCI Model Rule Final 5-6-21.pdf
Christopher Labosier Longwood University Farmville Virginia
Please find the attached comments.
Labosier_CommentLetter_4-1-21.pdf
James Whitehead Concerned Citizen Warrenton Virginia
TCI is a cleverly designed and carefully rigged machination that will

1. Kill working class jobs.

2. Raise taxes and reduce consumer spending.

3. Create a new level of...
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Bryan Selph Tax Payer Virginia Beach Virginia
This is nothing more than the creation of a bloated bureaucracy.



If you want to reduce pollution, tax the source of the pollution: fuel. Period. Increased taxes on fossil fuel...
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Brenda Miller Virginia Resident Fredericksburg Virginia
I am not in support of this initiative due to the research and the tax/increase in fuel cost.
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Peter M Walton Virginia citizen Fredericksburg Virginia
This effort is bad policy for Virginia to adopt. It penalizes those who communte long distance and offers no benefits to either the state's road systems. Studies indicate this regressive...
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Sandra Cuddy Virginia resident Fredericksburg Virginia
As a resident if Virginia, such a tax would make our retired lives here very difficult. Our income is limited. I’m not sure how we could afford transportation to the supermarket, doctor...
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