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
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached ME-specific sign-on letter.
ME_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached NC-specific sign-on letter.
NC_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached NJ-specific sign-on letter.
NJ_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached NY-specific sign-on letter.
NY_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached PA-specific sign-on letter.
PA_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached RI-specific sign-on letter.
RI_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached VA-specific sign-on letter.
VA_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter.pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached VT-specific sign-on letter.
VT_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
John Carlson Ceres Boston Massachusetts
Please see attached NH-specific sign-on letter.
NH_2020 TCI Employer Support Letter (1).pdf
M Carlisle Chesapeake climate Action, Food and Water Watch, Union of Concerned Scientists Baltimore Maryland
The most impactful thing we can do is lower the use of fossil fuels, and transportation is a huge part of this usage. Please facilitate alternative transportation concepts and practices, including...
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Karen Carlisle Activist NY New York
I am a jewelry designer and an activist, clean water and clean air is a human right. I have suffered from allergies my entire life, so it’s a health issue for me also. As a NY resident I’m...
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Ken Carle Citizen Hermon Maine
This initiative should not move forward. It will increase cost and stifle business across all sectors of business. Maine is at the end of the transportation line and anything that involves...
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Carl Carey jr TAX Payer and Voter Lynn Massachusetts
In 2014 we voted NO to increasing a gas tax. This TCI is a tax and should be put to a vote. Legalize Gambling and steal that revenue. Did you people ever study how this country was founded? Go...
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Michael Carew Independent West Kingston Rhode Island
Adding any additional tax burden to Rhode Islanders is a terrible idea. We already have some of the highest taxes in the nation and yet the state is a fiscally run nightmare. This is nothing but a...
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ANTONIO CARDOSO Not affiliated Pawtucket Rhode Island
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Michael Carbonneau Concerned Citizen Wells Maine
NO TCI for MAINE. It's a bad deal!! read more
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Mariana Caraveo None Stoneham Massachusetts
Im excited to see a high impact regional approach to tackling carbon emissions moving forwars. This will greatly benefit us all living in the area. Please support the policy.
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Joe Capuzzo Independent Thornton New Hampshire
Thumbs down on the TCI Policy it’s not good.
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lyn capurro private citizen greatneck New York
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Lynn Capuano Terrapin Environmental Solutions Inc. Port Washington New York
Not only is transportation a major contributor to climate change but it also threatens every individual's health. The young, elderly and those afflicted with lung conditions are at even...
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