Brian Lorenz News

State Representatives Gary Click (R-Vickery) and Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) recently introduced legislation, ‘Keith’s Law’, aimed at enhancing first responders’ ability to assist individuals with special needs during emergencies. 

COLUMBUS— State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) voted Wednesday in support of House Bill 54 – the House’s version of the State Transportation Budget – which passed unanimously. The bill allocates funding for Ohio’s extensive transportation system, prioritizing efforts that keep Ohio moving forward.

COLUMBUS – State Reps. Ron Ferguson (R-Wintersville) and Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) recently introduced legislation modeled after the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act, a federal legislative proposal that promotes the separation of power between the state legislative and executive branches in relation to administrative rulemaking.

COLUMBUS- Braden’s Law State sponsored legislation by Representatives Beth Lear (R-Galena) and Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) will head to the governor to be signed into law after the Ohio Senate and House unanimously approved of House Bill 531 in the last session of the 135th General Assembly Wednesday. 

COLUMBUS—State Representative Brian Lorenz’s (R-Powell) legislation to expand homestead exemptions for the surviving spouses of uniformed service members killed in the line of duty was heard before the Senate Ways and Means Committee Wednesday. 

COLUMBUS— State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) has introduced legislation to the House State and Local Government Committee that will prohibit homeowner’s associations from restricting the display of political yard signs.

COLUMBUS— State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) presented legislation to honor the fallen and heroism of the 9/11 terrorist attacks to the House State and Local Government Committee Tuesday. 

COLUMBUS— State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) has introduced legislation to make Ohio roadways safer for drivers by increasing penalties for motorist involved in multiple crashes. 

COLUMBUS— State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) announces the recent funding of $400,000 to the Delaware County Land Reutilization Corporation for redevelopment. 

The $400,000 will be used to remediate a former convenience store on Dublin Road. The former business was once used as a gas station requiring cleanup of all underground storage tanks and environmental risks. The site will be developed into a coffee shop and charcuterie board prep kitchen, creating six new jobs and retaining eight positions.