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HB872: Establish Economic Task Force on Gun Violence and Violent Crimes
HB872 establishes the Ohio Economic Task Force on Gun Violence and Violent Crimes to study the impact of gun violence and other violent crimes on Ohio businesses. The Task Force will consist of members from various sectors including government, business,…
HB871: Designate Gun Violence Awareness Month
This bill proposes designating June as 'Gun Violence Awareness Month' in Ohio by enacting a new section in the Revised Code. If passed, the state would officially recognize June each year to raise awareness about gun violence.
HB870: Enact Mental Health Systems Coord., Crisis Prevention Comm. Act
HB870 establishes the Ohio Mental Health Systems Coordination and Crisis Prevention Commission to study gaps in mental health care, service coordination, and crisis interventions. The Commission will make recommendations to improve statewide prevention, response, and accountability by examining systemic gaps,…
HB869: Establish family and medical leave insurance benefits
This bill establishes a family and medical leave insurance program in Ohio, which provides financial benefits to individuals who need to take leave for specific family and medical reasons. Eligible individuals can receive payments based on their average weekly wage…
HB868: Regards high school instruction on peace officer interactions
This bill allows high schools in Ohio to provide instruction on proper interactions with peace officers during traffic stops and other encounters. The instruction includes information on rights during interactions, proper actions, laws, and where to file complaints or compliments.…
HB867: Establish minimum jail, state correctional institution standards
HB867 aims to establish minimum standards for jails and state correctional institutions in Ohio. The bill outlines requirements such as providing inmates with three meals daily, access to religious materials, appropriate clothing, health services, and communication with family and legal…
HB866: Designate Devo Day
This bill proposes designating the eighteenth day of April as 'Devo Day' in Ohio, in honor of the new wave band Devo from Akron. The band is recognized for defining the new wave sound and reflecting the sentiments of a…
HB865: Regards information on and advertisement of adoptable children
HB865 aims to regulate the information and advertisement of adoptable children in Ohio. The bill requires public children services agencies to respond promptly to adoption inquiries, maintain a database of children available for adoption, and report adoption statistics annually. It…
HB864: Require driver’s license disability identifier, if requested
This bill proposes amending certain sections of the Ohio Revised Code to require the Registrar of Motor Vehicles to include an identifying symbol on driver's licenses, commercial driver's licenses, or state identification cards for individuals with certain disabilities, if requested.…
HB863: Regards health care facilities and infection prevention textiles
This bill establishes requirements for health care facilities to use infection prevention textiles that are processed to be free of pathogens. At least fifty percent of a facility's items for preventing the transfer of microorganisms must be reusable textiles. Facilities…
HB862: Permit electric distribution utility to operate nuclear facility
This bill allows electric distribution utilities to build, own, and operate nuclear power facilities under certain conditions. It also establishes a State Nuclear Coordinator to oversee nuclear energy projects and streamline the permitting process. Additionally, the bill outlines requirements for…
HB861: Prohibit health plan, Medicaid denying dental claim based on age
This bill aims to prevent health benefit plans and the Medicaid program from denying claims for dental services solely based on the age of the patient. It prohibits discrimination against individuals seeking dental care based on their age, ensuring that…
HB860: Adopt the Zebra Swallowtail as the state butterfly
HB860 proposes to designate the Zebra Swallowtail butterfly as the official state butterfly of Ohio by adding a new section to the Revised Code. If passed, the Zebra Swallowtail would hold this symbolic title in the state.
HB859: Prohibit civil immigration-related arrests in certain locations
This bill, if enacted, would prohibit civil immigration-related arrests in specific locations such as schools, places of worship, health care facilities, organizations aiding vulnerable populations, facilities providing services to sexual assault survivors, and courthouses. However, it does not prevent arrests…
HB857: Enact the Housing Recovery Act
This bill, known as the Housing Recovery Act, aims to modify the Residential Development Revolving Loan Program in Ohio to increase the availability of single-family homes in rural areas. It establishes criteria for eligible borrowers, allowable uses of loan proceeds,…
HB856: Require health plans, Medicaid cover mental health well checks
HB856 aims to require health benefit plans and the Medicaid program to cover annual mental health well checks for both children and adults. These well checks would be conducted by licensed mental health professionals and include various assessments, screenings, education,…
HB855: Enact the Ohio Safe Homes Act
The Ohio Safe Homes Act allows tenants who are victims of specified crimes to terminate their rental agreements. It also provides income tax credits for landlords who rent to such tenants. The bill aims to protect victims of crimes and…
HB854: Provide tuition-free public higher education; levy taxes
This bill aims to provide tuition-free public higher education for Ohio residents by establishing a state-funded program. To support this initiative, it proposes to increase and levy certain taxes. The funds collected will be used to subsidize the costs of…
HB853: Regards power siting board and natural gas fuel cell facilities
This bill establishes requirements for the certification and decommissioning of natural gas fuel cell facilities by the power siting board in Ohio. It outlines provisions for providing information to local authorities, submitting decommissioning plans, recalculating decommissioning costs, posting performance bonds,…
HB852: Require appointed police chief to complete officer basic training
This bill requires individuals appointed as chiefs of police in townships, villages, and cities in Ohio to complete a peace officer basic training program. It allows for the appointment of interim chiefs of police who must enroll in the training…
HB851: Enact the Paul Payne Safe Zone Act
HB851, the Paul Payne Safe Zone Act, aims to establish 'Safe Zones' on railroad tracks to ensure the safety of railroad employees. The bill requires railroads to keep these zones clear of obstructions and mandates inspections by the public utilities…
HB850: Temporarily reduce motor fuel tax rates
HB850 proposes to temporarily reduce motor fuel tax rates in Ohio. The bill would lower the tax rates on gasoline, compressed natural gas, and other motor fuels for a specific period. The purpose of the bill is to address increasing…
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