Scott Oelslager News

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation before the end of the year including bills to designate Brain Cancer Awareness Month and to save taxpayer dollars.

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation before the end of the year including bills to support Ohio’s small businesses and promote transparency.  

State Representative Scott Oelslager (R – North Canton) announced today that the Ohio Controlling Board has approved the release of funds for a service station cleanup and for the Indian River Juvenile Correctional Facility. 

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation in the last several weeks including bills to support Ohio’s small businesses and promote railroad safety. 

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week including designating Women Veterans’ Day and regulating mobile dental facilities. State officials also announced last month the creation of a new effort to connect students with disabilities to the job market.

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week including updates to Ohio’s humane society law and the tax code. In addition, on Monday, November 4 the Controlling Board approved the release of funds to Heartland Behavioral Healthcare. 

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week including updates to Ohio’s distracted driving laws and ensuring occupational license reciprocity for members of the military and their spouses.

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week including bills to protect children and strengthen penalties for promoting prostitution. 

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week to form the Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementias Task Force and to establish several tax deductions and exemptions.

The House was successful in passing several pieces of legislation last week to create the Ohio Cyber Reserve, maintain government transparency, and protect students.