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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Marc Auger Independent Harrisville Rhode Island
How many more taxes will baby killer Gina impose on us. Rhode Island has been Democratically run for decades and we are flat broke, infrastructure is falling apart, schools are failing, young...
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Lynette Aucoin Independent South Berwick Maine
TCI is not a good fit for Maine. Most of our residents are hard working people already stretching to afford inexpensive used vehicles and will not be able to buy electric or hybrids. Add to that...
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Rachelle Atwater Conservative Dover Foxcroft Maine
Is Mills out of her mind or just evil? Does she have absolutely no awareness of what life is like for all of us who live in rural Maine? We already live on low incomes, and transportation is a...
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Robert Atkinson, Jr. Self North Reading Massachusetts
Another attempt to thwart the democratic process and ignore the will of the people by a bunch of unelected bureaucrats whose only goal is to increase their own power at the expense of the people....
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June Atkinson regional driver Quincy Massachusetts
I oppose the Transportation Climate Initiative. We are already heavily taxed at the gas pump. I and many of my co-workers are living paycheck to paycheck. It is not fair to ask us to pay more...
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Alan Atkinson Regional traveler Quincy Massachusetts
What is the "cap" rate going to be? Or to put it in another way, what will be the schedule in the reduction of available

"carbon allowances" per year? And what will...
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Ellen Atkinson Ms Charlotte Court House Virginia
Please ensure that this transportation plan is bold enough to cut harmful transportation pollution at the scale needed to avert the climate crisis. A plan is needed that holds large transportation...
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David Atkin none Coventry Rhode Island
Please do not listen to the untrue climate change lies. If we were not so greedy to build houses on flood plains there would be no problem. The water needs a place to go when it rains. When...
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John Atherton Citizen Dover New Hampshire
Support the Transportation and Climate Initiative

J. Michael Atherton, Ph.D.

Feb 2020





Americans pride ourselves on our problem-solving skills. We strive to...
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Warner Aston Private citizen Warren Maine
A $0.20 fuel tax to prevent climate change? Are you people out of your mind? Climate change has been a part of this planet longer than people have. Rather than destroying our economy and lowering...
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Richard e Asselin 1940 Springfield Massachusetts
If the governor wants to be like california let him move there.
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Dale Asselin Republican Coventry Rhode Island
AMERICAN PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED TO TRY THERE CARS AND TRUCKS. PRICES ARE WHY OUT OF CONTROLL NOW AND WE CANT SURVIVE THIS WAY.
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David Askwith Convenience Retailing ,LLC Columbia Maryland
One year is not enough time for people to meet the criteria. There is already a Veip Program. How about requiring testing annually vs bi-annually.
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Corey Ashline Maine resident Bangor Maine
I strongly object to this initiative as it will only raise taxes and kill jobs and do absolutely nothing to stop the climate from changing. The climate has been changing for millions of years and...
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Ken Ashe No affiliation Montville Maine
Since coming to office Gov. Mills has been undermining the best interests of Mainers and has been focused on lining her pockets with deceptive legislation. Gov. Mills is bad for the state of Maine...
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Elisheva Ash MA resident Cambridge Massachusetts
I support the TCI policy of taxing gas and other transportation pollution and funding more efficient transportation. First priority for spending the tax money on bolstering public transit should...
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Nina Aronoff Boston University Jamaica Plain Massachusetts
Listen to the people.
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Madison Arnold-Scerbo Concerned resident Arlington Massachusetts
I am passionate about reducing pollution from transportation, in part because transportation is our largest source of global warming emissions. We are in the midst of a climate crisis, and we need...
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Carl Arnold Sierra Club E Meredith New York
It's long past due to rationalize our transportation systems to reflect the unmistakeable message of climate chaos.
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Jennifer Armstrong JAK Designs Kennebunk Maine
Maine can see significant economic, health, and environmental benefits by transitioning to cleaner and more efficient transportation options through adoption of TCI.
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