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 Affiliation Citysort descending State Input File
John Troiano Citizen Bristol Rhode Island
Please don’t raise the gas tax!!!
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Peter and Hewett U.S. Navy bristol Rhode Island
I strongly oppose implementation of the TCI. It is legislation thru regulation. I have no interest or desire to have my taxes or cost of operating my automobile determine or controlled by regional...
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Rochard Evans Dr. Bristol New Hampshire
We must act now and do everything we can to stop our planet from heating up.
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Charlotte McGray self Bristol Vermont
https://www.zermatt.ch/en/arrival/Autofrei-GEX-MTT/Zermatt-is-car-free



Zermatt Switzerland has been car free for ages. It is a good plan and could be implemented in Burlington for a...
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Kathleen Galligan Riess Concerned citizen Bristol Maine
We drive a hybrid car, have recently installed solar panels on our home to reduce fossil fuel use. We are advocates of switching to alternative and renewable energies worldwide. We would support...
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Richard Richard Vermont Interfaith Power and Light, Bristol Energy Committee Bristol Vermont
My name is Richard Butz, I’m a member of the Bristol, Vermont, Energy Committee, a Board member of Vermont Interfaith Power and Light (VTIPL), a Board member of Addison County River Watch...
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Warren Riess Independent voter Bristol Maine
I haven't had time to check out everyone's comments, but I have a suggestion for our states. We should have some now and many in the future electric car and truck charging stations at...
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David Harris Harris Comfort Bristol Pennsylvania
Let the market place take a natural course. It is unfair to penalize the use of one product to subsidize another. Also electric and natural or propane vehicles are not paying a tax.
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Taliesin Beriau None Broad brook Connecticut
Increase subsidies for clean energy through taxes targeting industries and behaviors contributing to climate change (higher gas tax, coal, etc).
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Chantal Hall Small business owner Brockton Massachusetts
Massachusetts has been raising taxes with impunity and without any accountability every year. Your crippling taxes and restrictive policies do nothing to help reduce carbon emissions. This isn’t...
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Jerry Loiselle Private Citizen Brockton Massachusetts
This is nothing more than another gas tax. Mass voters already VOTED AGAINST IT! Find the money elsewhere. Here are a few suggestions on where to find additional funding for this initiative. Less...
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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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Liz D. Concerned Citizen Bronx New York
We need to take action to turn this climate emergency around now. I hope that it takes place responsibly and that we purchase batteries for electric vehicles from companies who purchase minerals...
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ROBERT KOCH SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE Bronxville New York
IN VERY STRONG SUPPORT OF THE TRANSPORTATION AND CLIMATE INITIATIVE.
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Jacqueline Birnbaum concerned resident Bronxville New York
I am very concerned about reducing pollution from transportation, which is our largest source of global warming emissions. I request that New York State formally join the plan to reduce emissions...
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Francisco Velez Concerned Resident Bronxville New York
Our transportation system is stuck in the dark ages. Traffic congestion from millions of cars and trucks are polluting our lungs and planet more than ever before. But as we enter this new decade,...
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Theresa Murphy Ms. Bronxville New York
Many countries with less resources than the USA are able to clean up their act; hence, so can the USA.

I have four young grandchildren. I want to to have clean lungs and live a long life...
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Brenda Norris concerned citizen Brookhaven Pennsylvania
We need more options in public transportation if we are going to make progress in cutting automobile emissions. This means traditional buses and trains, but also safe walking and biking paths...
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Frank John homeowner Brooklin Maine
One of the principal missions of the federal government is to provide for the safety and security of US citizens. Conventional thinking is that the biggest threat is always from the "outside...
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Jane Whitney Maine resident Brooklin Maine
Maine is referred to as “the tailpipe of the nation” for the high levels of air pollution blown across our state by the westerly winds, and the concurrent high levels of juvenile asthma.
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