Brian Lorenz News

State Representative Jim Hoops (R-Napoleon) voted in support of Ohio’s Capital Budget bill, a two-year capital improvements budget for community projects throughout the state totaling nearly $4 billion.

State Representative Brian Lampton (R-Beavercreek) voted in support of Ohio’s Capital Budget bill, a two-year capital improvements budget for community projects throughout the state totaling nearly $4 billion.

State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) announced today that he is drafting legislation aimed at cracking down on human trafficking operations operating under the guise of massage parlors and wellness businesses across Ohio.

State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) is highlighting Water Safety Week by encouraging Ohio families and communities to take proactive steps to prevent drownings, promote safe recreation, and educate children and adults about the importance of water awareness.

COLUMBUS, OH — State Representatives Tex Fischer (R-Canfield) and Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) today announced the Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 176, legislation to create the Universal Regulatory Sandbox Program. 

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) testified yesterday for House Bill 261 before the House Ways and Means Committee.  The piece of legislation aims to provide property tax relief to Ohio senior citizens. 

State Representative Brian Lorenz (R–Powell) today introduced legislation to address potential conflicts that can arise during votes of county boards of elections.

State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) today voted in support of House Bill 292 – legislation to establish the Ohio Defense and Space Commission.

State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) today held a press conference to announce a new piece of legislation – the Ohio Fusion Energy Advancement Act – which will establish a framework to support the development of fusion energy in the state.

State Representative Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) is pleased to share that resources are now available through Keith’s Law to help individuals, families, caregivers, and local agencies understand and utilize the new statewide database.