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
Deborah Weaver Independent Rowley Massachusetts
Against any tax without legislation
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James Wayne Cornell (New York Resident) Ithaca New York
Please see attached letter in enthusiastic support of TCI. Thank you.
Jwayne_TCI_Comment.pdf
David Way Concerned citizen Pottstown Pennsylvania
We need a regional plan, involving the governors of regional states and the mayor of Washington, D.C., to ensure that any transportation plan is bold enough to cut harmful transportation pollution...
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David Watts citizen Arlington Massachusetts
The gas tax was defeated by the taxpayers already. This is an attempt to do an end run around the people of Massachusetts and to avoid fiscal responsibility.
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Lisa Watts citizen Durham North Carolina
I support a strong plan to combat transportation pollution and carbon emissions. I am concerned about climate change, and I know that we can do better than just building bigger highways and...
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Elizabeth Watts Citizen Boynton Beach Florida
Transportation is the country’s and region’s leading source of carbon emissions.



I support TCI and demand the most comprehensive program possible: we need improved transportation...
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Elizabeth Watts Citizen Boynton Beach Florida
I urge you to adopt a strong TCI program. In order for the program to be strong, please enact the following:



A cap on carbon emissions of at least 25% by 2032



An...
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Nancy Watson CCL Greenwich Connecticut
As an extremely concerned citizen and chapter leader of Greater Stamford CCL, I have learned so much about the most sensible policy to move towards renewables : carbon fee and dividend. In fact, a...
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Anne Watson Montpelier City Council MONTPELIER Vermont
This seems like a plan that has some potential to make change in Vermont. I hope that it moves forward.



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Jerome Watson Maine ratepayer Pittston Maine
I am opposed to this initiative. Maine taxes are already much too high, we do not need more.
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Anne Watson City of Montpelier Montpelier Vermont
I am strongly in favor this initiative. Most of Vermont's carbon emissions are from the transportation sector and there needs to be an investment to help us make the transition. This type of...
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Michaelina Watson Citizen Vassalboro Maine
As a life long citizen of Maine, I strongly stand against the TCI. This is just another unfair tax on an already over taxed state. Maine is too large in area and low in population to have a viable...
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Gail Watson U of Maine Cambridge Maine
Governor,

I can't afford an increase of 17 cents in the gas tax. I can't drive 30% less than I already do. My husband and I have not taken any vacation trips, not even in local...
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Jennifer Watson Taxpayer Harpswell Maine
While carbon emissions and general stewardship of our environment are important issues, PLEASE keep in mind when making policies that it is the real people, hard working people, that must bear...
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Gail Watkins Republican Harpswell Maine
Those proposing such a tax in the State of Maine need to spend time living in the parts of the state where one must travel for hours to get to hospitals, schools, shopping, etc. We have a state...
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Thomas Watkins MA Sierra Club LYNN Massachusetts
Every source of global warming gases must be reduced drastically. Governor Baker needs to continue his leadership addressing global warming by Massachusetts formally joining the Transportation and...
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John Waterbury None Turner Maine
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Paul Wasserott P.S.Wasserott, independent trucking company hauling bottles from redemption centers throughout Maine for further recycling Woolwich Maine
Fuel is the greatest expense for my small, independent company. I support my family with this business. It is already difficult to maintain a business in Maine between high fuel costs, high taxes...
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Susan Wasserott Maine Citizen and hardworking taxpayer Woolwich Maine
I am deeply opposed to Maine being part of this initiative. While I support reasonable steps to reduce our carbon footprint, this initiative is not reasonable. Maine is a relatively poor state,...
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Joseph Wasserman self West hartofrd Connecticut
I urge investment in mass transit and the infrastructure needed for electric vehicles. we need to protect and upgrade clean car standards



It is critical we reduce our carbon...
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