Mark Hiner News

COLUMBUS, OH — State Representatives David Thomas (R-Jefferson) and Mark Hiner (R-Howard) today introduced House Bill 1022, legislation to streamline property tax refunds and help Ohio taxpayers recover overpayments.

COLUMBUS—State Representative Mark Howard (R-Howard) today voted in support of a legislative effort that will temporarily suspend Ohio’s State Gas Tax for 90 days, providing real relief to Ohioans as fuel costs continue to rise. 

State Representative Mark Hiner (R-Howard) recently signed a letter addressed to Governor DeWine, expressing strong support for Ohio to be named the future home of the U.S. Space Force Academy. 

COLUMBUS, Ohio – State Representative Mark Hiner (R-Howard) is applauding the announcement that the State of Ohio has been named number one in the nation for business, according to CNBC America’s Top States for Business rankings.

State Representatives Mark Hiner (R-Howard) and Roy Klopfenstein (R-Haviland) recently introduced House Bill 969 – legislation to revise the composition of some local boards of health, specifically in rural areas of Ohio.

State Representative Mark Hiner (R-Howard) announced that the Ohio House of Representatives approved Senate changes to House Bill 479 – legislation that now includes an amendment to direct budget surplus funding for community projects, property tax relief, and other key priorities across the state.

State Representative Mark Hiner (R-Howard) voted in support of a comprehensive legislative package aimed at fighting fraud, waste and abuse within Ohio’s Medicaid program with the goal of protecting taxpayer dollars. 

State Representative Mark Hiner (R-Howard) today announced that the Ohio House of Representatives has passed House Bill 284, legislation that requires state-funded projects to use American-made iron and steel, and House Bill 563, legislation that regulates ticket sales in an effort to promote transparency and protect Ohio consumers. 

COLUMBUS, OH – State Representative Mark Hiner (R-Howard) this week voted in support of Ohio’s Capital Budget bill, a two-year capital improvements budget for state and community projects throughout the state totaling nearly $4 billion.

State Representative Mark Hiner (R-Howard) has introduced a resolution that, if adopted by the General Assembly and approved by the voters, would amend Ohio’s Constitution beginning in tax year 2027 to exempt owner-occupied residences from property taxes, providing over $10 billion in property tax relief to homeowners.