State Representatives Ty Mathews (R-Findlay) and Kevin Ritter (R-Marietta) today announced the Ohio House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 500, legislation that aims to strengthen the state’s educational system, boost Ohio’s JROTC programs, and expand career technical education pathways.
COLUMBUS – State Rep. Justin Pizzulli (R-Scioto County) is pleased to announce that the Ohio House of Representatives today passed House Bill 58, legislation championed by Pizzulli to address Ohio’s unregulated recovery housing industry, closing loopholes and strengthening accountability within the industry.
COLUMBUS—State Representative Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland) is pleased to announce that the Ohio House of Representatives today passed House Bill 479, legislation championed by Schmidt to update Ohio law as it relates to the supervision of administering contrast media.
State Representatives Mark Hiner (R-Howard) and Ty Mathews (R-Findlay) announced that the Ohio House of Representatives today passed House Bill 332, legislation that aims to bolster Ohio’s defense sector through expansion of the state’s linked deposit program.
State Representative Kevin Miller (R-Newark) today announced that the Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 532 – legislation that would require County Child Protective Service Agencies to take temporary custody of a non-resident child from a law enforcement agency when the child cannot be safely released to a parent or guardian due to the child residing outside of the county.
COLUMBUS, OH —State Representatives Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) and Heidi Workman (R-Rootstown) today announced the Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 503, legislation to strengthen taxpayer protections by requiring voter approval before a municipality can modify or repeal an existing municipal income tax reciprocity credit.
COLUMBUS, OH —State Representatives Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) and Heidi Workman (R-Rootstown) today announced the Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 503, legislation to strengthen taxpayer protections by requiring voter approval before a municipality can modify or repeal an existing municipal income tax reciprocity credit.
State Representatives David Thomas (R-Jefferson) and Josh Williams (R-Sylvania Twp.) today announced that the Ohio House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 428 – legislation removing residency requirements for the city director of public services and the city director of public safety.
State Representatives David Thomas (R-Jefferson) and Josh Williams (R-Sylvania Twp.) today announced that the Ohio House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 428 – legislation removing residency requirements for the city director of public services and the city director of public safety.
State Representatives David Thomas (R-Jefferson) and Josh Williams (R-Sylvania Twp.) today announced that the Ohio House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 428 – legislation removing residency requirements for the city director of public services and the city director of public safety.
