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 Last Affiliationsort descending City State Input File
david benoit unenrolled wareham Massachusetts
As a senior on a fixed income I oppose this unfair tax. I will not support any politician including Gov. Baker that approves this rip off.
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Juan Mendoza Unenrolled Sterling Massachusetts
Use the funds from the last 2 years of billion dollar surplus from the state budget!
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Robert DeFlurin Unenrolled Braintree Massachusetts
The Transportation Climate Initiative (TCI) proposal mean less money in the taxpayer's pocket and an even higher cost of living despite the fact that we are already near the highest in the...
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Richard Rooney unenrolled West Tisbury Massachusetts
Dear Sirs,



I strenuously object to the TCI proposal as it undermines our Constitutional protections against taxation without representation. Calling something a fee is a tax by...
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Janine Young Unenrolled Quincy Massachusetts
I voted no on this gas tax before when it was a ballot question. I do not like this TCI . Where is the transparency? As Americans that elected you to office, you have an obligation to your...
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Brian Murphy Unenrolled voter Paxton Massachusetts
These ' Initiatives ' generally result in extreme programs that do not result positive and

practical solutions.

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Mark Levin Union of Concern Scientists Plymouth Meeting Pennsylvania
Please design a regional low-carbon transportation policy proposal that would cap and reduce carbon emissions from the combustion of transportation fuels through a cap-and-invest program or other...
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Jerry Malczewski Union of Concerned Scientists Lancaster New York
After reviewing many of the comments posted to date was well as the draft framework policy proposal, I offer the following:

1. The predicted climate impacts due to our current trajectory of...
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Paulina Muratore Union of Concerned Scientists Cambridge Massachusetts
On behalf of the undersigned 357 scientists, researchers, health professionals and doctors from across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region, attached is a letter in support of a strong regional...
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Letter from 357 Scientists.pdf
nancy mellen union of concerned scientists hingham Massachusetts
The air pollution caused by commuter rail needs to be eliminated.
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Daniel Alesandro Union of Concerned Scientists ORADELL New Jersey
It is extremely important that we transition from a carbon based transportation system (internal combustion engine based) to clean public transportation. While individual autos will likely remain...
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James Nagengast Union of concerned scientists Shrewsbury Massachusetts
Reducing our carbon emissions is critical and we need to make long term investments now.
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Gabriel Voiles Union of Concerned Scientists Bronx New York
It is vitally important to reduce pollution from transportation, which is our largest source of global warming emissions (regionally and nationally).



I request that New York state...
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Ellen Hopman Union of Concerned Scientists Belchertown Massachusetts
I am now on the verge of chronic bronchitis due to living in the Connecticut river valley in Massachusetts. We get air pollution from New York and states west like Ohio. I am also developing...
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Patricia Vondran Union of Concerned Scientists Silver Spring Maryland
Clean air is essential for people, like me, who have asthma.
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Karen Vincent Union of Concerned Scientists Burlington Vermont
I give my support for a clean transportation initiative. We need clean public transportation. We have the technology and the ability to do this. Monorails bring in three times as much economic...
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Donald Weigt Union of Concerned Scientists Bloomfield Connecticut
We need to take strong actions to minimize the climate impact of our transportation system now, to reach zero carbon emissions in a decade or two! Half measures are NOT enough. We should be adding...
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Worth Gretter Union of Concerned Scientists Menands New York
There are so many possible ways to begin addressing the impact of transportation on climate change, but the important thing is that we begin somewhere. I favor: more charging stations for electric...
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Kathleen Vieweg Union of Concerned Scientists Brookline Massachusetts
I am strongly in favor of the Transportation and Climate Initiative. The transportation in the Boston, MA area is frightful. We have too many cars on the road, a failing subway system, buses...
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Regina Mastrogiacomo Union of concerned scientists Southington Connecticut
It is the right thing to do for all future generations to end our dependence on dirty fuels and have great transportation.
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