Kevin D. Miller News

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:

State Reps. Tim Ginter (R-Salem) and Kevin Miller (R-Newark) have introduced House Bill 712, which further supports the display of the thin blue line flag. The flag is known nationwide to be in support of law enforcement. Ginter previously introduced the measure at the Statehouse.

COLUMBUS – State officials announced yesterday at a signing ceremony with Governor DeWine that Appalachia Ohio will be receiving a $500 million investment.