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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Paul Gitto Independent Whiting New Jersey
This is totally unfair. One again Rural NJ is going to be gas taxed to fund the rich Northern NJ.



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Robert Simpson Taxpayer, voter, consumer Whiting Maine
New Hampshire, Vermont and Connecticut have already stepped away from this horrible deal. Mainers shouldn't be forced to pay higher prices just to drive and survive. Gov. Mills, stop the...
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Marge Peacock retired Whiting Maine
Washington County Maine is one of the largest counties in Maine, 3,258 square miles. Its also one of the poorest with 20% of people in rural areas living below the poverty level. We have a...
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Robert Kaiser Self Whitefish Montana
A cap on carbon emissions of at least 25% by 2032

An increase in the minimum investment in overburdened and underserved communities (>35%)

Request that investments be...
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natasha mayers union of maine visual artists whitefield Maine
Our state needs an ambitious plan to reduce climate-changing transportation pollution,. Working together with neighboring states makes sense.

Maine should use TCI as an opportunity to...
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Tony Marple Farmer Whitefield Maine
To protect our children and grandchildren, we absolutely MUST electrify all transportation. People view this as an expensive solution, but EV prices will decline dramatically as sales rise. As we...
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Pamela Richards Maine resident Whitefield Maine
This would bring harm to the Maine residents. Another reason for people to leave Maine.
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Lori Bartlett Taxpayer Whitefield Maine
Poor people cannot stand up under these additional cost. We already can't hardly afford to survive. Many of us make choices everyday what we'll be going without to make it through the...
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Hilary Holm resident of Maine Whitefield Maine
Our outdated transportation system is Maine’s largest source of climate pollution—and it doesn’t even meet the needs of Maine people.

I support every effort to reduce transportation...
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natasha mayers environmental artist Whitefield Maine


Maine can’t miss this opportunity to invest in solutions to help Maine people safely get to where they need to go that are both affordable and good for the environment.
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kevin leveret unaligned white river jct Vermont
Stop d**king around with carbon pricing & cap-and-investment, and push for a comprehensive Green New Deal (we are too deep in the 6th mass extinction to settle for band-aids).
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kevin 050016161 117 wentworth way 301 leveret none white river jct Vermont
Vermont’s House approved HB 688 (the “Global Warming Solutions Act) by a vote of 105-37 on February 20th. They’re also working on the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI). But, Vermont’s a...
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Susan Miller resident White Haven Pennsylvania
Too many of our public buses and trains run on dirty energy and contribute to air pollution and climate change. Many trains, buses, and stations haven’t been retrofitted in decades. For many...
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JOHN CORMIER DEMOCRAT WEYMOUTH Massachusetts
THIS IS CRIMINAL. ANYONE WHO VOTES FOR THIS SHOULD AND WILL BE THROWN OUT OF OFFICE
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Tim Donovan Gasoline consumer Weymouth Massachusetts
Absolute insane tax on fuel and 100 percent do not support this tax
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MARTIN JOYCE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY/AND PRIVATE CITIZEN TOO WEYMOUTH Massachusetts
Don't sneak in a gas tax....Mass. voters already VOTED AGAINST IT! read more
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Peter McCarthy Taxpayer Weymouth Massachusetts
The only ones this hurts are the working class taxpayers, the ones that pay their own bills. KEEP IT UP BEACON HILL YOU WILL TURN THIS STATE RED YET.
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Charles Bent independent Weymouth Massachusetts
We already voted on this in 2014. This money will be wasted on government pensions . It is also time to get rid of these pension the MBTA is going to bankrupt the State. No gas tax the most...
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Elizabeth KENNEDY Taxpayer Weymouth Massachusetts
Please do not do this to the tax payers of MA. Leave us be.

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Kathleen Curran Republican Weymouth Massachusetts
The Legislature can consistently increase their pay, I can't. My family will be adversely effected by higher gas prices. We do not support any increase in gas "taxes' for the state...
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