TCI Regional Policy Design Stakeholder Submissions

Material submitted through the TCI Public Input form from April 2019-February 2021 is viewable here. View input submitted from March 1, 2021 forward here. All material submitted on this page informed the participating jurisdictions in the 2019-2020 TCI regional policy design process. Click on the column headings to sort the submissions.

Date	First	Last	Affiliation	City	State	Input	File
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see DE-specific sign-on letter. Please see DE-specific sign-on letter.	DE_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see MA-specific sign-on letter Please see MA-specific sign-on letter	MA_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (2).pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see MD-specific sign-on. Please see MD-specific sign-on.	MD_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached ME-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached ME-specific sign-on letter.	ME_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached NC-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached NC-specific sign-on letter.	NC_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached NJ-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached NJ-specific sign-on letter.	NJ_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached NY-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached NY-specific sign-on letter.	NY_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached PA-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached PA-specific sign-on letter.	PA_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached RI-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached RI-specific sign-on letter.	RI_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached VA-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached VA-specific sign-on letter.	VA_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached VT-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached VT-specific sign-on letter.	VT_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
10/26/2020	John	Carlson	Ceres	Boston	Massachusetts	Please see attached NH-specific sign-on letter. Please see attached NH-specific sign-on letter.	NH_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
12/27/2019	John	Carlucci	No Affiliation	Voorhees	New Jersey	I am against any gasoline tax increase in New Jersey to fight pollution and support electric vehicles and better public transit. The gasoline tax was increased in 2016 and 2018. The cost of... read more I am against any gasoline tax increase in New Jersey to fight pollution and support electric vehicles and better public transit. The gasoline tax was increased in 2016 and 2018. The cost of living continues to increase in New Jersey. Working class and retired residents can't keep paying these tax increases. The only residents that can afford electric vehicles are high income residents. While electric vehicles do not use gasoline, fossil fuels are used to produce electricity. I also understand that the batteries used on electric vehicles are not environmentally friendly to dispose of.	-
2/24/2020	Ann	Carman	Retired teacher	Scarborough	Maine	I am in favor of anything we can do, especially in terms of transportation, to mitigate the effects of climate change. This is for the sake of our children and grandchildren. I am in favor of anything we can do, especially in terms of transportation, to mitigate the effects of climate change. This is for the sake of our children and grandchildren.	-
12/1/2019	Paul	Carney	Independent	Dedham	Massachusetts	This is a gas tax. We already voted against a gas tax so stop trying to reword it as something different. How about cutting down on needless government spending instead of whacking the tax payers... read more This is a gas tax. We already voted against a gas tax so stop trying to reword it as something different. How about cutting down on needless government spending instead of whacking the tax payers at every turn.	-
12/19/2019	John	Carney	RI	Riverside	Rhode Island	Raising gas prices will adversely affect many Rhode Islanders. Most of live paycheck to paycheck and rely on automobiles to get to work. RI has had years to improve public transportation and... read more Raising gas prices will adversely affect many Rhode Islanders. Most of live paycheck to paycheck and rely on automobiles to get to work. RI has had years to improve public transportation and not done much. I don't see how this will help. This quote sums it up “From a practical standpoint, the RGGI program’s contribution to directly reducing the global accumulation of GHG emissions in the atmosphere is arguably negligible,” wrote researchers of the nonpartisan U.S. Congressional Research Service in a recently updated report about RGGI."	-
1/14/2020	Sean	Carney	Suzuki motors of America	Richmond	Rhode Island	This bill will only further hinder progress in RI but taking even more money out of people's pockets. read more This bill will only further hinder progress in RI but taking even more money out of people's pockets.	-
2/24/2020	Caroline	Carney	None	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania should join this initiative. It is mandatory that we reduce carbon emissions and pollution from cars and trucks. It is imperative that policies are made to reduce greenhouse gas... read more Pennsylvania should join this initiative. It is mandatory that we reduce carbon emissions and pollution from cars and trucks. It is imperative that policies are made to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, individual actions are not enough, we need larger scale change fast. Modernizing our transportation system, including public transportation, will help everyone.	-
10/31/2019	Joe	Caron	Maine resident	Bradley	Maine	We don't need more taxes and regulations dictated by the government. The government already squanders the tax dollars they receive. To give them more is the equivalent of provide drugs to... read more We don't need more taxes and regulations dictated by the government. The government already squanders the tax dollars they receive. To give them more is the equivalent of provide drugs to an addict.	-
1/13/2020	M	Carpenter	Independent	Chelmsford	Massachusetts	The working people in Massachusetts have been taxed enough. I am just a stones throw away from the New Hampshire border, where I will be filling my gas tank on a weekly basis if this travesty is... read more The working people in Massachusetts have been taxed enough. I am just a stones throw away from the New Hampshire border, where I will be filling my gas tank on a weekly basis if this travesty is shoved down our throats. Go ahead... make my day.	-

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