Scott Wiggam News

Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 197, cosponsored by State Rep. Scott Wiggam (R-Wayne County), into law Friday. 

State Rep. Scott Wiggam (R-Wayne County) has introduced House Bill 426, which will expands the options for the transportation of non-emergent hospice patients. 

State Representatives Scott Wiggam (R-Wayne County) and Darrell Kick (R-Loudonville) have introduced a bill that requires animal-drawn vehicles to increase their level of visibility to ensure the safety of Ohio’s motorways.  

State Rep. Scott Wiggam (R-Wooster) applauds the Senate’s unanimous passage of House Concurrent Resolution 10, which urges the federal government to designate cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

COLUMBUS – Scott Wiggam (R-Wooster) today announced the passage of House Concurrent Resolution 10, to urge the federal government to designate drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

COLUMBUS – Scott Wiggam (R-Wooster) today announced the passage of House Bill 59, his legislation to make the month of April Ohio Native Plant Month.

COLUMBUS –Speaker Larry Householder (R-Glenford) today announced that State Representative Scott Wiggam (R-Wooster) was appointed Chairman of the State and Local Government Committee. The committee will consider legislative issues that are pertinent to local governance as well as state operations.

COLUMBUS—State Representative Scott Wiggam (R-Wayne County) announced that Governor John Kasich has signed the “Protect Local Treasuries Act” this week. This bill allows local governments, as well as schools and libraries, to purchase insurance instead of bonds to protect against loss of tax dollars through unintentional or unfaithful actions of elected and appointed officials.

COLUMBUS—State Representative Scott Wiggam (R-Wooster) today announced that he will be holding individual office hours on Tuesday, October 2nd. All constituents of the 1st Ohio House District are welcome to attend, and no appointment is necessary.

State Representative Scott Wiggam (R-Wooster) today announced that the Ohio House concurred on Senate changes to the “POW/MIA Remembrance Act,” legislation that would expand the use of the POW/MIA military flag at certain state and public buildings.