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 City Statesort descending Input File
John Dodge One person Homer Alaska
We need carbon neutral transportation options starting immediately. Climate catastrophe is imminent and must be mitigated now or global civilizations will unstoppably collapse.
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Gary Gover Earth Day Mobile Bay, Inc. Fairhope Alabama
I fully endorse the mission to 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-...
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Tom Wenzel citizen Prescott Arizona
Communities of color breathe air that is 66% more polluted from tailpipe emissions than white communities in the Northeast & Mid-Atlantic region.
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Sam Wade Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas Sacramento California
Please see our attached comment letter.
191105 RNGC Comments on TCI Program Design Framework.pdf
Ashley Remillard Agility Fuel Solutions Costa Mesa California
Please see attached for Agility Fuel Solutions' comments on the draft framework.
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Agility Fuel Solutions - Comment Letter re TCI Framework (Nov 5 2019).pdf
Colin Murphy UC Davis Policy Institute for Energy, Environment & the Economy Davis California
Please find attached the ITS-Davis comment on the preliminary design framework. Our apologies for the late submission. Please let us know if we can clarify or add to any part of this submission....
ITS Davis - TCI Preliminary Design Comment.pdf
Kenji Tabery Paired Power Campbell California
Please find below Paired Power's comments as it pertains to TCI jurisdictions policy measures to implement low-carbon transportation models. As TCI jurisdictions have designed a workplan with...
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USING RENEWABLES FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE DEMAND_World Resource Institute Working Paper.pdf
Lawrence Sullivan Retired, Department of Public Health, City & County of San Francisco Emeryville California
The rapid climate change due in large part to rapidly increasing human fossil fuel use is an existential threat to all life on earth. Thus all ways of reducing fossil fuel use are urgently needed...
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Maria Van Dusen ELM Berkeley California
I support this initiative as a practical and needed way to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. I am now using an electric bike for my errands and buses and subways for longer distances. I am...
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IRVIN DAWID Planetizen.com BURLINGAME California
Very supportive of the plan. We need to end the "carbon externalithy." However, adding to the price of gasoline and diesel can be politically a tough sell. I hope you will allow those...
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Dan Esposito Individual Manhattan Beach California
Please reduce emissions, and invest in a cleaner transportation system. Thank you.
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LONNA RICHMOND concerned resident Muir Beach California
We need polluters to pay their fair share for the damage they are causing, and we need to act now!

Please join the plan to reduce transportation emissions.

It is important that the...
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Claire Perricelli Mrs. Eureka California
We MUST refigure our methods of transportation to account for emissions. I hope we are embracing all possible solutions. More charging stations, more mass transit, electric buses, rail, etc...
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Stevie Sugarman Earth Evolution Malibu California
I support the Transportation and Climate Intiative.

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Rudy Stefenel Thorium Energy Alliance Milpitas California
As you know, most Republicans are climate-crisis deniers and most Democrats think that “renewables” especially wind and solar can solve our worsting climate-crisis. A little over a decade ago, I...
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Tara Strand Concerned resident North Hollywood California
As someone who feels burdened every day by the ecological crisis we've brought upon ourselves and all living things, I am so grateful to hear about this initiative. My biggest dream is that...
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Doug Smith n/a Fort Bragg California
This is a good start. Please also invest in and build infrastructure that reduces carbon emissions radically. There is no time to lose. Thank you
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joe smith n/a el cajon California
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advocates across the region believe this is a critical step to improving transportation...
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Rene McIntyre Democrat San Francisco California
Please remember that we are not the only species on this planet. We share the Earth with other species, and we should be mindful of that.
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Evan Neyland ChargePoint, Inc. San Francisco California
ChargePoint offers the following comments on the draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) regarding the Transportation Climate Initiative (TCI). We recognize all the work put into this initiative...
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