The Ohio Assembly can have bills in process across all committees in both the House of Representatives and Senate. Here is a list of the bills the LPO political team are tracking.
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These bills have been summarized only.
Recent Bill Activity
Showing activity from Dec 21, 2025 to Dec 27, 2025
| Date | Bill | Title | Status Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 22 | SB336 | Require disclosure of mandatory fees in consumer transactions | Introduced In Senate |
| Dec 22 | SB337 | Require disclosure of credit card surcharges | Introduced In Senate |
| Dec 22 | SB338 | Create the Digital Safety for Children Office | Introduced In Senate |
| Dec 22 | ❌ SB56 | Revise medical and adult-use marijuana laws; levy marijuana taxes | Line item veto receipt |
Total: 4 bill movements
- SB335 Make Election Day a holiday
The bill amends various sections of the Revised Code to designate Election Day as a legal holiday in Ohio. This change affects public offices, schools, and employees who will receive holiday pay on this day. The bill does not specify any penalties or exceptions. (Introduced In Senate) Legislature reference... - SB334 Designate Officer Jacob J. Derbin Memorial Highway
This bill designates a portion of I-480 in Cuyahoga County as the 'Officer Jacob J. Derbin Memorial Highway' and allows the director of transportation to erect suitable markers indicating its name. (Introduced In Senate) Legislature reference... - SB333 Establish the Statewide Youth Council in the Governor’s Office
The bill establishes a Statewide Youth Council in the Office of the Governor, consisting of twenty appointed youth members aged 14 to 18. The council will advise on youth-related legislation and issues, submit annual policy recommendations, and may engage in legislative advocacy and public engagement. Members will not receive compensation but may be reimbursed for approved expenses. (Introduced In Senate) Legislature reference... - SB332 Dissolve academic distress comms; require student support teams
The bill dissolves academic distress commissions and requires the establishment of student support teams for low-performing school buildings starting in the 2026-2027 school year. The support teams will consist of various stakeholders, including school board members, teachers, and parents, and will develop recommendations to support student learning. Additionally, the bill allows law enforcement agencies to provide school resource officer services to chartered nonpublic schools. (Introduced In Senate) Legislature reference... - SB331 Allow certain public hospitality employees to accept gratuities
The bill allows certain public hospitality employees, defined as those working in publicly owned facilities such as parks, swimming pools, golf courses, and hotels, to accept gratuities in addition to their regular compensation. It prohibits public agencies from counting these gratuities towards minimum wage requirements or paying less than the customary compensation for similar positions. The bill also classifies accepted gratuities as earnable salary for various compensation purposes. (Introduced In Senate) Legislature reference... - SB330 Enact the Student Wellness Act
The bill allows school districts in Ohio to adopt policies that permit students to take mental health days as excused absences. The policies must define what qualifies as a mental health day, limit the number of such days per school year, and establish a method for determining if the student will receive or be referred to school health or support services. (Introduced In Senate) Legislature reference... - SB329 Prohibit road surface application of brine from oil, gas wells
SB329 prohibits the surface application of brine from oil and gas wells on roads in Ohio. It amends existing regulations related to the management of oil and gas resources, including the adoption of rules for the administration and enforcement of these regulations. Violations of this prohibition may result in civil penalties. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB328 Regards Education and Workforce Return on Investment Initiative
The bill establishes the Education and Workforce Return on Investment Initiative, requiring the Department of Education and Workforce to develop professional skills standards and a statewide career coaching framework by September 30, 2026. It mandates schools to offer a career exploration course for middle school students starting in the 2026-2027 school year and outlines compliance measures, including audits and reporting requirements for schools. The initiative aims to enhance the utility of education and workforce data for various stakeholders. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB327 Enact PEACE Act
The bill enacts the Protecting Elected Officials Against Coercion and Extremism (PEACE) Act, which generally prohibits the disclosure of an elected official's residential and familial information under the Public Records Law. It amends existing sections of the Revised Code to include specific definitions and exceptions related to public records. The bill requires public offices to adopt policies for responding to public records requests and outlines penalties for non-compliance. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB326 Require students complete a high school computer science course
The bill requires all school districts in Ohio to offer at least one high school computer science course, which students must complete to graduate. The requirement begins with students entering ninth grade in the 2028-2029 school year. Schools must provide in-person instruction unless they submit an action plan for virtual offerings due to resource constraints. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB325 Authorize CAT exclusion for contractor payments to subcontractors
This bill amends section 5751.01 of the Revised Code to authorize a commercial activity tax exclusion for contractor payments made to subcontractors, with an exclusion amount of three million dollars beginning in 2024 and six million dollars beginning in 2025. The amendment applies to tax periods ending on or after the effective date of the section. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB324 Revise X-ray machine operator and radiation technician law
The bill revises the licensing requirements for general x-ray machine operators and other radiation technicians in Ohio. It mandates that individuals must obtain a valid license to practice in these roles, outlines the application process, and specifies exceptions for certain licensed professionals and students. The bill also establishes conditions for license renewal and reinstatement. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB323 Provide for the natural organic reduction of remains
The bill provides for the natural organic reduction of human remains, allowing for the conversion of bodies into soil through a specific process. It establishes regulations for reduction facilities, including licensing requirements, operational standards, and the rights of individuals regarding the disposition of their remains. The bill also outlines the responsibilities of funeral directors and facilities in managing the remains and ensuring compliance with legal requirements. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB322 Dissolve academic distress comms; require student support teams
The bill dissolves academic distress commissions in Ohio and requires the establishment of student support teams for low-performing school buildings, specifically those rated less than two stars on the state report card for the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 school years. The student support teams will be composed of various stakeholders, including school board members, teachers, and parents, and will develop recommendations to improve student support and learning outcomes. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB321 Regards carrying of firearms by certain special police officers
This bill allows certain special police officers to carry firearms while on duty at institutions under the jurisdiction of the departments of behavioral health and developmental disabilities. It specifies that these officers may carry firearms when escorting patients or residents, operating metal detectors, or patrolling the institution's grounds. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB320 Enter into the Athletic Trainer Compact
The bill enacts the Athletic Trainer Compact, allowing licensed athletic trainers to practice in member states without needing multiple licenses. It aims to improve public access to athletic training services, enhance workforce mobility, and maintain state regulatory authority over public health and safety. The compact includes provisions for mutual recognition of licenses, streamlined administrative processes, and adherence to uniform licensure requirements. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB99 Revise Public Utilities Commission nominating council and process
SB99 seeks to amend the nomination process for the Public Utilities Commission in Ohio, creating a nominating council and setting specific criteria for the appointment of commissioners to ensure they are free from conflicts of interest. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB98 Prohibit firearm possession - certain domestic violence offenses
This bill prohibits individuals charged with or convicted of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence from possessing firearms or dangerous ordnance. It amends existing laws regarding firearm possession and outlines the process for individuals to seek relief from this prohibition under certain conditions. Violations of this law are classified as a felony of the third degree. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB97 Double fines for failing to yield to a funeral procession
The bill amends section 4511.451 of the Revised Code to double fines for failing to yield to a funeral procession. It defines a funeral procession and outlines the requirements for vehicles participating in such processions, including the display of pennants and headlights. Penalties for violations increase based on prior offenses and distracted driving. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB96 Authorize tax credit for handgun training and firearms storage
This bill authorizes a nonrefundable income tax credit for the costs associated with handgun training and the purchase of firearms storage and locking devices, allowing taxpayers to claim up to $250 for each category. The credits can be claimed for the taxable year in which the expenses were incurred. The bill applies to taxable years ending on or after its effective date. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB95 Designate Chief of Police James G. Jackson Memorial Highway
SB95 designates a segment of I-71 in Columbus as the 'Chief of Police James G. Jackson Memorial Highway' and authorizes the director of transportation to erect markers for the designation. (Passed By Senate, Reported By Committee (House)) Legislature reference... - SB94 Regards broadcasts of intercollegiate athletic competitions
The bill prohibits state universities from entering into or renewing contracts that grant exclusive media rights for broadcasting intercollegiate athletic events to a streaming service. It requires state universities to provide enrolled students with free access to observe these events as per the contracts. This applies to contracts entered into or renewed after the bill's effective date. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB93 Create new school financing system with state property, sales tax
SB93 proposes to create a new school financing system in Ohio that would replace local property and income tax levies with a single statewide property tax and an increased state sales tax to fund public and chartered nonpublic schools. The bill aims to establish a per-pupil funding model and eliminate existing state scholarship programs for primary and secondary education. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB92 Authorize total property tax exemption-totally disabled veterans
SB92 aims to provide a total property tax exemption for the homesteads of totally disabled veterans and their surviving spouses by amending sections 323.152 and 4503.065 of the Ohio Revised Code. The bill specifies eligibility and the conditions under which the property tax exemption would apply, ensuring that veterans and their surviving spouses are supported financially through this tax relief. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference... - SB91 Authorize private vendor contract for specialty license plates
SB91 authorizes a contract with a private vendor for the issuance of specialty license plates in Ohio. The bill amends several sections of the Revised Code to facilitate a competitive selection process for vendors who will design and market specialty plates while ensuring that the registrar of motor vehicles remains responsible for their issuance and related tax collection. (In Senate Committee) Legislature reference...
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