Sarah Fowler Arthur News

COLUMBUS – Today State Representative Sarah Fowler Arthur (R-Ashtabula) was pleased to support the passage of House Bill 422.

COLUMBUS – State Representative Sarah Fowler Arthur (R-Ashtabula) and State Representative Ron Ferguson (R-Wintersville) applaud the favorable passage of House Bill 563 out of the House State and Local Government Committee. 

State Representative Sarah Fowler-Arthur (R-Ashtabula) recently voted on the House Floor to support House Bill 95, legislation she co-sponsored. The Intent of this legislation is to create the Beginning Farmer Tax Credit Program. 

State Representative Sarah Fowler-Arthur (R-Ashtabula) recently voted on the House Floor to support Substitute House Bill 120, which outlines criteria for compassionate care visitations in long-term care facilities under CMS guidance during any future epidemic, pandemic, and state of emergency.  

State Representative Sarah Fowler-Arthur (R-Ashtabula) joined the Ohio House in unanimously voting in favor of House Bill 291, legislation to memorialize highways and bridges around the state.

COLUMBUS – On Wednesday, March 23, State Representatives Marilyn John (R-Richland County) and Fowler Arthur (R-Ashtabula) passed Substitute House Bill 509 out of the Ohio House of Representatives. 

COLUMBUS – The Ohio Lake Erie Commission is now requesting proposals for the Lake Erie Protection Fund grants for projects in the Ohio Lake Erie watershed. 

COLUMBUS – Wednesday State Representative Sarah Fowler Arthur (R-Ashtabula) showed her support for protecting Ohioan's Second Amendment rights by voting yes on Senate Bill 215.

COLUMBUS – State Representative Sarah Fowler Arthur (R-Ashtabula) announced her support of House Bill 166 that passed out of the Ohio House last week with a vote of 89-0. The legislation is better known as the Reagan Tokes Act. 

COLUMBUS, OHIO – Today, State Representative Sarah Fowler Arthur (R-Ashtabula) and State Representative Ron Ferguson (R- Jefferson, Monroe and Belmont) filed House Bill 563 to protect the rights of Ohioans to use their property as a short-term rental (STR). The bill seeks to eliminate the development of regulations that would place outright bans on STRs and limit the duration of use, it does not prohibit the ability of municipalities to regulate STRs, it only ensures that STRs be subjected to the same regulations as long-term rentals and that those regulations address public safety or nuisance issues.