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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Frank Allen Patuxent Tidewater Land Trust Lexington Park Maryland
Most transportation discussions and plans pay very little attention to "active" transportation - walking, wheelchair use, and bicycling. It could be a key transit option for short trips...
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Dan Allie Republican WESTFIELD Massachusetts
I strongly oppose this effort by Gov. Baker to bypass the state legislature to support TCI and skip the democratic process to create a multiple state program. We already have enough trouble...
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Anne Marie Allison None Needham Massachusetts
Thank God for Howie Carr, for focusing a laser beam on the latest travesty emanating from the jackals in the legislature and the corner office. Once again a permanent gas tax is looming large on...
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Connie Allison concerned citizen GENEVA New York
I support a transportation system that does not need natural gas or oil. Electric rail using renewable energy sources would be the way to go.We have to reduce our carbon footprint now and...
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ross almquist voter bridgewater Massachusetts
Never support a tax that isn't voted on by elected officials. If allowed, vote the official OUT!
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Melanie Aloi ? PITTSBURGH Pennsylvania
Reducing pollution from transportation is a key component to reducing Pennsylvania's emissions. Public transit investments that could be made with TCI proceeds would be valuable. Please...
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Edith Alston concerned citizen New York New York
It is vital for our country to come to terms with the economic, environmental, and health costs of our overall transportation methods and systems along our highways and into the dense populations...
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Peggy Alt human Philmont New York
Transportation is one of the largest sources of pollution and emissions which contribute to global warming. It is essential that these poisons are reduced, while increasing access to clean public...
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Alison Altman First Parish in Cambridge Cambridge Massachusetts
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Madeleine Altmann None Bedford Massachusetts
Please have a policy with a price high enough to effectively reduce emissions according to the latest science.

Please have a policy with a strong component of social equity and that doesn...
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Madeline Amalphy Citizen concerned about the climate crisis Gaithersburg Maryland
As a Gaithersburg resident who is extremely concerned about the climate crisis, I commend my home state of Maryland and all of the TCI states for making plans to create a badly needed low-carbon...
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George Aman Wayne Presbyerian Church Newtown Square Pennsylvania
I think the program should include a tax on carbon emissions at the same level in all the states. The proceeds should be applied to transportation improvements to be selected by each stae.
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Anne Ambler Sierra Club Silver Spring Maryland
The transportation sector produces just over 41% of greenhouse gas emissions in Maryland. Modeled on the successful system for reducing GHG emissions from power plants, this initiative to cap...
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Kenneth Ames Concerned Citizen Waldoboro Maine
Governor Mills gas tax is not a reasonable option for Maine! Nothing needs to be done about carbon emissions in this state period!
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Kenneth Ames Maine citizen Waldoboro Maine
I am dead against any gas or any other type of fuel tax! Carbon emissions is not affecting our climate in any way! Just a bogus political talking point which is completely baseless!
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Paul Ames none Bellport New York
In order to limit the worst effects of climate change, we must achieve net zero emissions of carbon dioxide by 2050. This will not be possible unless vehicle emissions are substantially reduced...
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Lauren Amick Activist New York City New York
This world is suffocating and humans are 100% to blame. The pollution that comes from transportation alone is killing the earth since it is the largest source of global warming emissions. We...
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Lauren Amick Ms. New York New York
As a resident of both NYC and the world, it is not only important, but imperative to stop the climate crisis.



The Transportation and Climate Initiative is bold enough to cut harmful...
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Tom Amiro Elders Climate Action Chelmsford Massachusetts
• I am a concerned resident, activist, and grandfather.

• Reducing pollution from transportation, which is our largest source of global warming emissions (regionally and nationally) is...
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Sara Amish AmeriCorps Cambridge Massachusetts
I have to drive everyday to work, and it just kills me that I have no choice but to contribute to the growing problem of climate change. If we can find a way to create a world where individuals...
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