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 State Input File
Wolfger Schneider BetternotbiggerVT.org Charlotte Vermont
As I read between the lines of the TCI-P proposal, its effect will be to raise the price of fuel at the service station. This would of course burden the low income public that may need...
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Drew Stilson Environmental Defense Fund Washington District of Columbia
EDF respectfully offers the attached comments and recommendations for consideration to the Draft Model Rule of the Transportation and Climate Initiative Program. We appreciate your consideration...
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EDF Comments on TCI Model Rule.pdf
Candy Jones 350 Rutland County Rutlaand Vermont
With only 10 years to drastically reduce our co2 emissions, the TCI must invoke the strongest possible financial consequences for the heaviest emitters, engage in massive public transportation...
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Catherine Cooke VPIRG Burlington Vermont
I believe clean, equitable transportation is a necessity for Vermont. There are many areas without regular public transportation which would allow people to commute to employment and also allow...
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Mason Emnett Exelon Corporation Washington District of Columbia
Attached please see the comments of Exelon Corporation
20210429 TCI-P Comments - Exelon Corporation.pdf
W Liepmann taxpayer, resident, voter Middlesex Vermont
Nourishing the VT Environmental warrants equal support with economic development. The environment and development are two equal blades of the shears with which humans carve the future of Vermont;...
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Carole O'Connell None Newport City Vermont
As a senior who currently cannot afford to purchase and maintain a vehicle, I support the TCI-P. Public transportation needs to be ubiquitous, affordable, and accessible to all Vermonters,...
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Akara Draper none East Dummerston Vermont
Dear Governor Scott,

I feel that it is imperative that Vermont join the TCI-P. The program needs to achieve three critical needs: it must strengthen the Vermont economy, reduce carbon...
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Heather McLane Democrat MIDDLESEX Vermont
Hi,



I am in support of TCI-P and hope that Gov. Scott joins. His lack of support for climate initiatives is why I didn't vote for him in the last election and I will vote for...
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Jennifer Kleindienst Self Middletown Connecticut
Please see attached testimony.
2021 05 TCI-P Model Rule Public Comments.pdf
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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Katherine Nicholson Spotsylvania County Schools Spotsylvania Virginia
I do not agree with this carbon emissions control. Raising the gas prices and cutting fixing the roads by 20% is not solving the problem of climate control. There is a toxic battery in the...
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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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Glen Swain Virginia resident Spotsylvania Virginia
No, this is a terrible idea. One former EPA veteran said of this plan, “In sum, TCI has no environmental benefits but would cost Virginians billions of dollars. That is an ‘all pain and no gain’...
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James Riordan Citizen Fredericksburg Virginia
As stated in a recent Fredericksburg Free Lance Star article, this initiative is "all pain and no gain" for the citizens of Virginia. Imposing a significant tax on gas-powered vehicles...
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Kim McClellan private citizen Fredericksburg Virginia
This seems like a terrible idea to me and will only serve to punish average citizens who do not want nor can they afford an electric vehicle. My job is 5 miles north, my kids go to school 10...
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Mark Strickler Life-long Virginia Resident & Retired Virginia Educator Locust Grove Virginia
The proposal for Virginia to join this initiative presents a lose-lose situation for the state and its citizens. The transportation corridors in Virginia are some of the most heavily traveled on...
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Matthew Ball VCU Richmond Virginia
Please don’t add this tax. We cannot afford a program that yields virtually no benefit.
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