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 City State Input File
Margaret Spence Resident of the state of Maine and registered voter Fort Fairfield Maine
This proposal is not good for the state of Maine. It might work for the city of Portland but in a state that has such a huge rural, farming, logging and dependency on tourism both summer and...
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Kellie Bowden Maine resident Dedham Maine
Creating an additional gas tax is going to hurt our State. Everyone will end up paying more in gas tax, property taxes, and more. The town's will pass on extra costs thru property taxes....
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Janine MacDonald Independent Harpswell Maine
Vote no on this initiative. People in Maine can not afford more taxation. Most people have to drive long distances to work, and this initiative will not Change how much they drive. The cost of...
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Robert Peterson Consumer Addison Maine
This is a tremendous mistake that will not benefit Mainer's in any way. I personally drive over 400 miles per week if not more to work and school. The price of fuel is already unbearable,...
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Deborah Murphy None Rumford Maine
Please do NOT put this through for the State of Maine. As a tax preparer, I see so many families that are struggling to support their families. This is nothing but bad news for those hard...
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Lisa M LaPlume-Morton Independent West Boxford Massachusetts
Our 85 year old family business has been growing with our invigorated economy. More taxes are a short term answer to a long term problem. Before initiating more taxes, how about eliminating...
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Scott Crooker State of Maine resident Gardiner Maine
This initiative will in no way benefit the residents of Maine. The only thing it will do is increase costs for residents and small business people. It will increase the cost of gas there by...
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John Richards None Orrington Maine
Stick this tci up your a** govenor mills is a piece of s**t
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Helene Bernier Taxpayer Lewiston Maine
I do not want this initiative. I’m retired and live on a fixed income. Worked all my life so that I could enjoy a little fun traveling etc. we are taxed enough. Please listen to your constituents...
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Sandra McDougal Republican Fort Fairfield Maine
Maine cannot afford to move forward with TCI. As a resident of Aroostook County, where everything already costs more than in central and southern Maine, I simply cannot afford this initiative. I...
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Jo Ann Higgins REALTOR Bangor Maine
Maine cannot afford this scheme. Portland may be set up for using mass transit, but the rest of the state is not. There is too much rural area where people rely on the use of cars and trucks to...
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J. Timmons Roberts Brown University (for identification only) Providence Rhode Island
The study showed the benefits for the state economies, jobs, and asthma rates, etc. of the cap and invest program proposed. However I was shocked at how the proposal from this whole effort would...
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Raine` Ticket White Male Munich Guam
Crooked idiots need to rob from people who earn it so felon scum politicians can continue to not work.

When is rape ok for you crooks? Everyday, just so its Bill Clinton.
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Charles L'Heureux Mr Milo Maine
This bill is nothing more than an attempt to bankrupt senior citizens and any others who make a living driving , as such it needs to be voted down post haste!!!!
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Dale Tudor Maine Taxpayer & Citizen Lincoln Maine
Maine should withdraw from this alliance. "Low Carbon" anything is simply a ploy to increase taxes and remove power from citizens and local governments, and to increase the power of...
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Scott Daniels Mr Westport Island Maine
So why would a mostly rural state like Maine agree to do anything in conjunction with a highly populated state like Mass. or NY. In a nut shell this sounds like carbon taxing. The taking of wealth...
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Ellery Bouchard Retired East Orland Maine
In a Rural State this will destroy Retired Individuals & the State is less than one percent of the world population. This will have No effect on the Whole World
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Carmen Haggerty Independent Mainer Auburn Maine
Maine is so unlike the rest of these regional States in size, population, economics, alternative transportation options, commerce and carbon footprint! Here’s another Bad Deal for Mainers!!
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Danny Emerson Retired South Berwick Maine
I don't appreciate your fuel tax increase one bit, just to appease out of state interests. Let's see how many leave this state with all this talk of tax increases everywhere you turn....
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Michaela Ciovacco New Yorkers for Clean Power SCHENECTADY New York
Please see the attached letter from New York State's business leaders on the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) supporting a comprehensive plan to invest in diverse, clean and modern...
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NY TCI business leaders letter 12-17.pdf

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