Kevin D. Miller News

COLUMBUS – The Ohio House of Representatives passed the Chief Steven DiSario Act announced bill sponsor State Rep. Kevin Miller (R-Newark).

COLUMBUS – State Representative Kevin Miller (R-Newark) voted in favor of House Bill 33, the two-year State Operating Budget for Fiscal Years 2024-2025. Legislation highlights include increased support for public safety measures, first responders, and veterans.

State Rep. Kevin Miller (R-Newark) announces funding coming to several local fire departments within Fairfield, Licking and Perry Counties. The funding is through the Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant program.

State Rep. Kevin Miller (R-Newark) supported House Bill 23 on Wednesday, which is the historic transportation budget legislation investing $12.6 billion into the state’s infrastructure. The legislation was passed by the Ohio House during the vote.

State Rep. Kevin Miller (R-Newark) has been appointed by Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) as Chair of the House Finance Subcommittee on Public Safety for the 135th General Assembly.

State Rep. Kevin Miller (R-Newark) announces his legislation prohibiting swatting has been approved by the General Assembly during the final legislative session of the year. 

COLUMBUS – State Representative Ron Ferguson (R-Wintersville) and State Representative Kevin Miller (R-Newark) today announced the favorable passage of Substitute House Bill 392, which will authorize emergency medical personnel to transport a police dog by ambulance if the K-9 is injured in the line of duty. 

State Representative Ron Ferguson (R-Wintersville) and State Representative Kevin Miller (R-Newark) today announced the favorable passage of Substitute House Bill 392, which will authorize emergency medical personnel to transport a police dog by ambulance if the K-9 is injured in the line of duty. 

State Rep. Kevin Miller (R-Newark) announces legislation he introduced prohibiting swatting has passed in the Ohio House. The legislation under House Bill 462 addresses the issue of swatting, which is when an individual intentionally makes a false 9-1-1 call to have first responders respond to an area where there is no emergency.

State Rep. Kevin Miller (R-Newark) issues the following statement on the announcement of a $500 million investment into the Appalachian Community Grant Program: