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. 
First Lastsort ascending Affiliation City State Input File
Joan valva state resident Northfield Massachusetts
No new taxes - we pay Mass. gas tax, federal gas tax, excise tax on car yearly, sales tax when we purchase a car, yearly inspection tax, yearly registration tax, - ENOUGH! WE ALSO PAID FOR THE...
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Ellen Valentino Mid-Atlantic Petroleum Distributors Assn. Annapolis Maryland
To: TCI

From: Ellen Valentino

Subject: Proposed Draft Regional Policy

Date: November 5, 2019



The members of the Mid-Atlantic Petroleum Distributors...
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MAPDA TCI comment letter.pdf
Ellen Valentino Mid-Atlantic Petroleum Distributors Assn. Annapolis Maryland
The TCI draft MOU and plan is ill-conceived and will negatively impact consumers and businesses as well as the larger economies of Maryland and Delaware. We believe the northeast governors should...
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TCI Comments MOU 2-28.pdf
Ellen Valentino MAPDA Annapolis Maryland
please see the enclosed.
Comments on TCI Nov 2020.pdf
jennifer valentine activist massa pk New York
I care about reducing pollution from transportation because it is our largest source of global warming emissions (regionally and nationally).

I am requesting that NY state formally joins...
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jennifer valentine citizen massa pk New York
We need a plan that holds large transportation polluters accountable for the pollution they create and invests in clean transportation solutions including:

More public transit and electric...
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jennifer valentine resident massa pk New York
states need to take action on the climate crisis now.

Demand a strong program that invests in public transportation, biking, walking, and prioritizes equity.
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Jennifer Valentine advocate Massapequa Park New York
please include:

A cap on carbon emissions of at least 25% by 2032

An increase in the minimum investment in overburdened and underserved communities (>35%)

Investments be...
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RAJANI VAIDYANATHAN None PITTSBURGH Pennsylvania
The technology is there, we just need the heart. Thank you rajani
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Alan Vaccaro Maine citizen Springvale Maine
Our governor forcing this tax does more harm than good. Stop the nonsense and punishing poor and middle class which make up the majority of the state.
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Levon Utidjian Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia Pennsylvania
To whom it may concern:



I would like to express my support for a regional policy for low-carbon transportation that will encourage better public transportation options and reduce...
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Nancy Urban concerned citizen West Hartford Connecticut
We just purchased an electric car and see the need for further investment in fast charging stations. We also live in an area in which the public transportation system is basically set up for the...
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Letitia Upton Mothers Out Front NEWTON Massachusetts
I learned about the TCI at a climate forum last week. Transportation is responsible for 40% of our air pollution. I hope very much the 12 NE states and DC can join together to put a price on...
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Cheryl Upperman Maine Citizen Corinna Maine
Why is the answer to all so called problems more government? Maine is a very old and poor state, more taxes will not improve anything. Only hurt the people that choose to work for a living.
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Sophie Underwood Mrs. Wellesley Massachusetts
It’s wrong for the Governor to pursue this tax increase without a legislative vote. Lawmakers are being completely excluded from the process, despite this being the exact task they were elected to...
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ROB UNDERWOOD PMAA ARLINGTON Virginia
On behalf of the Petroleum Marketers Association of America (PMAA), I would like to offer our comments on the draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the Transportation Climate Initiative (TCI...
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PMAA_TCI_Draft_MOU_Comments.pdf
Rob Underwood Energy Marketers of America ARLINGTON Virginia
Please see attached comments from the Energy Marketers of America regarding TCI.
EMA_TCI_Comments.pdf
Annie Umbricht Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine TOWSON Maryland
The US public transportation system is antiquated, unsafe, untimely, polluting and fails to appropriately serve the public at large. It is time to develop an electrified high speed comfortable...
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Annie Umbricht Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Baltimore Maryland
It is about time to for Maryland to tackle its public transportation deficiencies, renovate aging infrastructure and come into the 21st century. Public transportation is a human right: students...
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Kevin Ulatowski Private Citizen Sharon Pennsylvania
I’d like to submit a comment in support of the Transportation & Climate Initiative.

First, reducing pollution from transportation is a key component to reducing Pennsylvania's...
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