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. 
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Kristin Peterson engaged citizenry Watertown New York
Electric bikes are the solution not electric cars: https://theweek.com/articles/895479/real-potential-electric-vehicle-revolution



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Sarah Stewart Dr. Watertown Massachusetts
My family and I are requesting a cap on carbon emissions of at least 25% by 2032, an increase in the minimum investment in overburdened and underserved communities (>35%), and investments be...
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Margaret Downs-Gamble Waterville Public Schools Watervilee Maine
I support the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) and the need for Maine to move away from outdated single-car and single-driver models of transportation. Our outdated transportation...
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Linda Woods none Waterville Maine
Maine should use TCI as an opportunity to invest in local transportation solutions that help Maine people get to where they need to go in an affordable way that’s good for our environment. I am...
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Richard Thomas Maine General Medical Center Waterville Maine
Please support Maine in developing low carbon transportation. Primarily, I believe we need increased passenger trains and all electric buses and cars. I fear that without rapid improvement in...
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Diana Perkins Leroy Perkins Waterville Maine
I oppose Governor Mills supporting the Transportation Climate Initiative as it is going to increase the price of gasoline and oil prices which in turn affects prices of transporting food and other...
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Pamela Strong Retired Maine State Employee Waterville Maine
With an average per capita income in Maine of slightly over $53K and 25% of its residents receiving Social Security...myself included) it occurs to me that most residents would not be able to...
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John Griffeth Retired worker Waterville Maine
GOVNOR MILLS please don't join this will be a travesty to Maine workers who use there vehicles to get to work. I believe you are going down the wrong path for Maine people! Again you...
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Tom Tietenberg Colby College Waterville Maine
We know that reductions in emissions from the transportation sector are essential if we are to lower the threats posed by climate change. We also know that emissions reductions are considerably...
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Ansel Hazen Conservative Waterville Maine
This initiative is pure liberal climate hoax poppycock. Mainers don't have, nor do we want, a huge public transport infrastructure that ships us around like cattle. Take your out of state...
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Dawn DiBlasi County Government Waterville Maine
Clean Transportation Can Protect Our Environment and Grow Our Economy

HIGHLIGHTS

The Northeast has helped lead the nation

in reducing pollution from electricity.

Now...
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Carl Wardwell Independent Waterville Maine
I am a small business owner and operate a delivery business in the waterville area. the tci policy as it is now is the worst plan to reduce emmissions which from what i read is the "intent...
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Gale Davison Ms. Waterville Maine
We need to be changing our fossil fuel based transportation systems as soon as possible rather than later. The earth's weather systems are already showing dramatic and harmful consequences to...
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Richard Thomas Maine Gen. Medical Center Waterville Maine
I am inspired by TCI's policy model, because I believe that without such powerful and proactive steps, my grandchildren's lives will be horribly affected by climate change. I think...
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Stephan Armstrong CHEROKEE LINES INC Watsontown Pennsylvania
I want a cap on carbon emissions of at least 99% by 2032 and an an increase in the minimum investment in overburdened and underserved communities (>99%). I request that investments be put...
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Carole Plumb Citizen Wayland Massachusetts
I support policies that show short and long term planning for curbing the both the greenhouse gas levels rising and increased transportation/traffic woes due to use of fossil fuels. A scientist by...
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Sherman Homan Business Wayland Massachusetts
The TCI is just another tax, added to the ridiculous tax burden that we are already under. It won't help carbon emissions or clean air, it will just make life more difficult for working...
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mike Kanarek Mobile Game Doctor, Wildlife Rehabilitators' Association of Ma Wayland Massachusetts
Watching other states falter on TPI has been a huge disappointment. Massachusetts can lead the way, and I've never been more proud of my elected officials in this state for sticking by it. To...
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Carole Plumb citizen Wayland Massachusetts
I support the TCI both to attempt to brake humanities collision course with climate upheaval and to reduce congestion with sensible transportation options.
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David Fitzpatrick Voting citizen Wayland Massachusetts
Climate change is a pressing issue being ignored at the Federal level. It is critical that state, communities, corporations, and individuals take action.
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