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Pavliga and Roemer Meet with EPA to Urge End of E-Check

Today State Representatives Gail Pavilga (R-Atwater) and Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) coordinated a call with both federal and regional EPA personnel to discuss the E-check program. In 2020, the Ohio House of Representatives passed H.R. 247 – sponsored by Representative Roemer – which urged the federal government to eliminate E-check and find more efficient ways to improve air quality in Northeast Ohio. Last year, the House again passed a resolution (H.R. 56) to make this plea, this time sponsored by Representative Pavliga.

Read Full Story : Pavliga and Roemer Meet with EPA to Urge End of E-Check Fri, Jan 14, 2022

REPRESENTATIVE ROEMER WILL NOT ACCEPT STATE OF OHIO BENEFITS

COLUMBUS – State Representative Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) announced today he once again will not accept benefits from the State of Ohio. The benefits package offered for his work as a State Representative totaled over $16,000 of taxpayers’ funds; including life, health, vision, and dental insurance, health and dependent care spending accounts, and contributions to an Ohio Public Employee Retirement System (OPERS) account.

Read Full Story : REPRESENTATIVE ROEMER WILL NOT ACCEPT STATE OF OHIO BENEFITS Fri, Jan 14, 2022

Representative Roemer Swears In New City Council Members, Honors Police Officers

NORTON – State Representative Bill Roemer (R – Richfield) swore in four newly-elected Norton City Council members Monday night, including Doug DeHarpart, Jamie Lukens, Ben Bates, and Paul Tousley. DeHarpart, Lukens, and Bates are new to the council, while Tousley will be returning to the council after securing re-election.

Read Full Story : Representative Roemer Swears In New City Council Members, Honors Police Officers Wed, Jan 5, 2022

Roemer's Bill to Simplify Tax Filing Headed to Governor

COLUMBUS – The Ohio House of Representatives yesterday approved House Bill 228, which makes a variety of updates to municipal net profit tax law to improve the relationship between the taxpayer, the municipality, and the state. State Representative Bill Roemer (R – Richfield), the primary sponsor of the bill, says this legislation will reduce unnecessary paperwork for Ohio businesses by simplifying their tax filing processes.

Read Full Story : Roemer's Bill to Simplify Tax Filing Headed to Governor Mon, Nov 1, 2021

Roemer's Bill to Simplify Tax Filing Headed to Governor

COLUMBUS – The Ohio House of Representatives yesterday approved House Bill 228, which makes a variety of updates to municipal net profit tax law to improve the relationship between the taxpayer, the municipality, and the state. State Representative Bill Roemer (R – Richfield), the primary sponsor of the bill, says this legislation will reduce unnecessary paperwork for Ohio businesses by simplifying their tax filing processes.

Read Full Story : Roemer's Bill to Simplify Tax Filing Headed to Governor Mon, Nov 1, 2021