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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- HB68 Regards conceal carry locations, nonresident firearms disability
HB68 amends sections 2923.123 and 2923.14 of the Revised Code to allow concealed handgun licensees to carry handguns in buildings with courtrooms under specific conditions and permits nonresidents to seek relief from firearms disabilities based on Ohio convictions. It establishes exemptions for certain individuals and outlines penalties for violations. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB67 Establish appointment procedures for a convention of states
The bill establishes procedures for appointing delegates to a convention of states under Article V of the U.S. Constitution. It outlines eligibility requirements for delegates, the appointment process by the Ohio General Assembly, and the authority and responsibilities of the delegates. Additionally, it creates an advisory committee to monitor the delegation and ensures delegates adhere to specific prohibitions. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB66 Repeal H.B. 6 - 133rd GA legacy generation resource provisions
This bill repeals the legacy generation resource provisions of H.B. 6 from the 133rd General Assembly and mandates refunds to customers for amounts collected under those provisions. It terminates any mechanisms for retail recovery of costs associated with legacy generation resources and requires that all revenues collected from customers through those mechanisms be refunded promptly. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB65 Enact the Agriculture Appreciation Act
The bill designates specific days and weeks in Ohio to promote agriculture-related awareness and appreciation, including 'Farmer's Day,' 'FFA Week,' '4-H Week,' 'Agriculture Day,' and 'Ohio Soil Health Week.' These designations aim to celebrate and raise awareness of agricultural contributions and soil health. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB64 Revise age for discounted hunting, fishing licenses and permits
This bill amends Ohio law to lower the eligibility age for discounted hunting and fishing licenses from 66 to 65 years for residents. It affects Ohio residents aged 65 and older, allowing them to qualify for these discounts. No penalties or exceptions are specified in the text. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB63 Require ODOT to install and maintain rest stop security cameras
The bill requires the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to install and maintain security camera systems at rest stops under its jurisdiction by June 30, 2031. The director of transportation must consult with the director of public safety and the attorney general regarding the installation and maintenance schedule. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB62 Regards the College Credit Plus Program
The bill amends the College Credit Plus Program to establish requirements for public and participating private colleges regarding student admission, course placement, communication with participants and their schools, and the use of open source materials for textbooks. It mandates colleges to prioritize current students for course enrollment, provide academic advising, and ensure data collection and reporting related to the program. Additionally, it outlines funding mechanisms for participants enrolled in both public and private colleges. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB61 Modify homestead exemption, owner-occupancy tax credit amount
The bill modifies the homestead exemption and owner-occupancy property tax credit in Ohio, establishing criteria for partial exemptions based on property use and the status of the property owner, including age and disability. It requires annual reviews by county auditors to determine eligibility and outlines the process for tax reductions and adjustments. The changes apply to tax years ending on or after the effective date of the amendments. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB60 Allow use of campaign funds to pay certain child care costs
This bill amends section 3517.13 of the Revised Code to allow candidates to use campaign funds to pay for certain child care costs incurred as a direct result of engaging in campaign activities. The bill specifies that the child care must be provided by a licensed individual and that the costs must be legitimate and verifiable. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB6 Enact Advance Ohio Higher Education Act
The bill enacts the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, which amends various sections of the Revised Code related to the governance and operation of state institutions of higher education. It requires the chancellor of higher education to develop educational programs for board members of state institutions, mandates the public availability of course syllabi, and establishes guidelines for institutional policies on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Additionally, it includes provisions for a feasibility study on implementing three-year bachelor's degree programs. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB59 Revise and streamline the state's occupational regulations
The bill aims to revise and streamline Ohio's occupational regulations to better accommodate the state's workforce. Specific details on the regulations affected, timelines, or penalties are not specified. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB58 Create recovery housing residences certificate of need program
The bill establishes a certificate of need program for recovery housing residences in Ohio, requiring annual inspections by the board of alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services. It mandates a process for receiving and investigating complaints regarding these residences and outlines the criteria for issuing certificates of need for various activities related to recovery housing. The bill also includes provisions for application fees and penalties for non-compliance. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB579 Regulate the use of artificial intelligence by health insurers
This bill regulates the use of artificial intelligence by health insurers in Ohio. It requires health plan issuers to report their use of AI in utilization review processes and prohibits decisions regarding care based solely on AI results. Additionally, it mandates that medical necessity determinations must involve a licensed physician and consider individual clinical circumstances. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB578 Require tick-related disease reporting to Department of Health
The bill requires health care providers and certain officials to report tick-related diseases and conditions to the Ohio Department of Health. The diseases included are various tick-related illnesses such as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Failure to comply with the reporting requirements is prohibited. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB577 Require photo ID for absent voting; revise voter registration law
HB577 requires voters to present photo identification when casting absent ballots by mail and modifies voter registration laws. It mandates that designated agencies provide free copies of photo identification to voters upon request and establishes procedures for voter registration and absentee voting. The bill also includes provisions for individuals with religious objections to being photographed. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB576 Designate Veterans' month
This bill designates the month of November as 'Veterans' month' in Ohio to encourage observance of events recognizing the contributions of Ohio veterans. It amends section 5.21 of the Revised Code, which currently includes provisions for Labor Day and Columbus Day, and establishes November as a month dedicated to veterans. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB575 Revise property taxation of farmland
Bill HB575 revises property taxation laws for farmland in Ohio, amending various sections of the Revised Code to change how agricultural land is valued and taxed. It includes provisions for tax bills to display specific information regarding tax rates and exemptions, and establishes requirements for county auditors to notify landowners about their agricultural use value and any changes in tax assessments. The bill also outlines penalties for failure to report inaccuracies in tax exemptions. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB574 Create Political Subdivision Consolidation Incentive Grant pilot
The bill establishes the Political Subdivision Consolidation Incentive Grant Pilot Program, which provides grants to political subdivisions that merge. Eligible townships and municipal corporations can receive grants based on population and budget calculations, with a maximum grant amount of $2.5 million for townships and $1 million for other political subdivisions. The program is funded by state appropriations and is administered by the Secretary of State. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB573 Create the Pediatric Cancer Research Fund
The bill creates the Pediatric Cancer Research Fund in the state treasury, consisting of voluntary contributions from individuals and tax refunds. The fund will provide financial support to hospitals for pediatric cancer research, develop informational materials, and cover administrative costs. Hospitals must submit requests for funding, which will be reviewed and approved by the director of health. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB572 Regards public water system use of certain treatment devices
The bill allows public water systems in Ohio to use point-of-use and point-of-entry treatment devices to reduce contaminants, ensuring compliance with established maximum contaminant levels. The director of environmental protection will adopt rules for this use and may impose conditions to protect public health and safety. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB571 Eliminate certain juvenile court transfer proceeding
The bill repeals section 2151.271 of the Revised Code, which removes the option for juvenile courts to transfer proceedings against juveniles to the county of their residence. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB570 Allow income tax refund garnishment for certain court costs, fees
The bill allows for the garnishment of income tax refunds to pay certain delinquent court costs and fees owed to the state or political subdivisions. It specifies that these debts must be final and unpaid for at least one year. The tax commissioner is authorized to implement rules regarding the certification and payment of these debts. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB57 Regards school policies on administering overdose reversal drugs
The bill requires school districts and certain nonpublic schools in Ohio that choose to maintain a supply of overdose reversal drugs to adopt policies for their maintenance and use. It mandates secure storage, specifies training for staff, and requires reporting of drug use in emergencies. Additionally, if a pattern of overdoses is identified, parents or guardians must be notified. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB569 Regards abandoned manufactured homes
The bill amends various sections of the Ohio Revised Code related to abandoned manufactured homes, establishing procedures for the removal, sale, or destruction of such homes after eviction. It outlines the responsibilities of county auditors and park operators regarding notifications, valuations, and the handling of abandoned properties, including timelines for actions and penalties for non-compliance. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB568 Limit retainage in certain private construction projects
The bill limits retainage in private construction projects with an expected value greater than one million dollars to no more than five percent of the contract value. It applies to contracts entered into on or after the effective date of the section and does not require payment of retainage if there is a good faith claim related to the work performed or materials supplied. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference...