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 ascending State Input File
James Talbot Neverland Designs Austin Texas
I support a strong TCI program that provides a minimum increase of 35% of investment in underserved communities, at least a 25% cap on carbon emissions by '32 if not sooner, and a strong...
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Ari Meyer Clean Air Council Austin Texas
To whom it may concern:



For the TCI program, please institute the following:

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

2. An increase in the minimum...
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Kevin Webb Taxpayer Augusta Maine
Maine is a rural state and adding costs to fossil fuels will hurt our economy tremendously. We can't afford higher transportation costs and the associated inflation associated with that (...
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Lance Boucher American Lung Association Augusta Maine
The American Lung Association in Maine supports Maine’s involvement in the Transportation & Climate Initiative (TCI) as a critical regional effort to reduce the harms of transportation...
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Gregory Clark Indigenous Maine Native Augusta Maine
No new taxes!
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Cindy Henderson None Augusta Maine
We strongly oppose any and all proposals being put forth by Gov Mills in regards to increasing Maine’s electronic cars, charging stations, and plans to hike gas prices, which would be a great...
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James Glusker Taxpayer Augusta Maine
No more taxes!!!
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Andrew Hill Self Augusta Maine
The TCI policy is designed to create a high cost bureaucracy that will fail to impact regional emissions of carbon. This effort in wealth redistribution is a ploy without determining any...
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brent crisci ME AUGUSTA Maine
I would rather NOT be taxed an additional .20 a gallon for gasoline by 2022

i have owned maine business for over 30 years

JANET MILLS HAS GIVEN SUBSIDIES TO PEOPLE WHO CAN ALREADY...
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Dorothy Cookson Conservation voter Augusta Maine
We deserve clean transportation options to move into the future to ensure a healthier life for our children and grandchildren.
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Greta Warren Maine Conservation Voters Augusta Maine
Our outdated transportation system is Maine’s largest source of climate pollution—and it doesn’t even meet the needs of Maine people.
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Lance Boucher American Lung Association Augusta Maine
On behalf of the American Lung Association, I am writing to express our support for moving forward with a thoughtful program design that affords the greatest benefits to local community health....
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TCI Submission 110519.pdf
Rebecca Boulos Maine Public Health Association Augusta Maine
Climate change is a pressing issue, and it makes sense for Maine to work with neighboring states through TCI’s bipartisan, proven policy model, to address contributing transportation factors in...
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David Pare Resident, Maine Augusta Maine
If people want a vehicle that can be driven across the US without having to purchase gas then government should simply stay out of the way of progress and allow the private sector to develop such...
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JAMES GLUSKER Maine Citizen Augusta Maine
This is a very bad deal for Maine. We are one of, if not the cleanest States in the union and do not need to bundle our resources with States who are on the other end of the spectrum. Plant some...
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Barry Guess Citizen of Maine Augusta Maine
This is complete bullshit and you know it. You are fucken the people of the State of Maine!
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Mark Kresowik Sierra Club Augusta Maine
The Sierra Club is sharing the attached 129 comments from our members and supporters in Maine supporting finalizing the Draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of the Transportation and Climate...
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ME TCI 129 signers 27 Feb 2020.pdf
Erica Wilson NA Augusta Maine
Increasing tax on gas and diesel would be devastating for my family. I commute daily 30 miles to work and home. I cant drive any less from my rural home to work. My husband works 6 days a week...
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Kalie Hess Maine resident and local bike/ped advocacy group leader Augusta Maine
As an advocate for safer biking and walking and a public health professional, this initiative just makes sense. Currently, many of us rely on the fossil fuel industry to simply move around. For...
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Amanda Yobbagy Johnson Matthey Audubon Pennsylvania
"The United States constitutes 5% of the world population and contributes to 22% of world’s carbon emission." It is crucial that our state takes control of the climate crisis immediately...
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