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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James Jones, P.E. Retired Buffalo New York
Require that any community that receives federal subsidies for infrastructure improvements performs an audit on their systems and identifies components that provide a low rate of return. Those...
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Sharon Cunningham Mrs. Standish 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. Mainers...
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Linda Shaffer myself New Harbor Maine
I often drive high school students around to activities and events in local towns and to transportation hubs in Portland, Maine. I am in full support of regional policy development for...
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Mariellen Whelan Member NRCM Newcastle Maine
I am supportive of the transportation climate initiative.
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John Bernard Maine People's Alliance South Portland Maine
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Molly Weegar Democrat Cumberland Maine
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Bob Higgins-Steele private citizen Truro Massachusetts
Some part of TCI revenue needs to be disbursed to EV infrastructure associated with affordable housing. It could be grants to affording housing developers for charging stations, grid tied or...
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Elizabeth McPherson retired Damariscotta Maine
We here in the northeast should work together with our neighboring states to find new and better ways to reduce climate-changing transportation pollution.

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Vinnedge Lawrence Grateful Undead West Baldwin Maine
I am a member of the Grateful Undead organization involved in pursuing the ability of citizens living in our rural area of Cumberland, Oxford, and York counties to live in place. Transportation...
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Smith Barry W NRC Member Island Falls Maine
In short, we must realize our future (our children's future and future generations from now) on this earth depends how we caretake the fortunes (natural resources) that we have, and we need...
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Heather Sharkey NRCM Yarmouth Maine
Please include Maine in the Transportation and Climate Initiative because we can reduce congestion and traffic in urban areas while increasing public transportation access in rural areas. I'...
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Susan Kepner Natural Resources Council of Maine York Maine
In a more rural environment, which is much of Maine, we should use TCI as an opportunity to invest in local transportation solutions that help Maine people. Having clean energy efficient...
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Douglas Wilson Wilson Forge Little Deer Isle Maine
It's the only right thing to do ... read more
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Tom Aversa sebasticook Regional Land Trust unity Maine
Mainers deserve creative new choices and new investments to meet our transportation needs; the one thing we know is that pouring pollution into the atmosphere and sending our hard-earned money out...
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Joan Holt concerned citizen Truro Massachusetts
I live in a rural community with little public transportation. Like many residents of my community, I and my husband are elderly. We are presently totally dependent on our car, but at 85, I...
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Sarah Brown small business owner in Maine Kittery Maine
The TCI is very important for this state. 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...
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Sue Rudalevige ProsperityME volunteer Cape Elizabeth Maine
I support the Transportation and Climate initiative. Maine is in great need of workable transportation solutions. We need public transportation through out the state but we do not want to increase...
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william yeo Citizens durham Maine
Thanks, let’s push this through
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Chandler Chen N/A Portland Maine
The infrastructure revolving transit is poorly developed and needs a revamp. In city centres, safety is the priority. This high level of care for safety trickles into transporting those to and...
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Stephen Wood citizen of Maine, USA Brunswick Maine
Electric vehicle use will reduce global warming, air pollution, and noise pollution. We should adopt this change to a clean transportation power source as soon as possible. Another obvious use...
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