LPO’s Legislation Intelligence Platform tracks Ohio bills daily, summarizes them, scores them against liberty planks, alerts members, and lets partners build custom issue platforms for public policy analysis.
The Ohio Assembly can have bills in process across all committees in both the House of Representatives and Senate.
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HB582: Regards embalmers, funeral directors, and crematories
Bill HB582 amends sections related to embalmers, funeral directors, and crematories in Ohio, defining terms such as 'embalming', 'funeral business', and 'cremation'. It outlines the requirements for cremation authorization forms and specifies exemptions for certain individuals and circumstances. The bill…
HB581: Regards specified Medicaid disability, Ohio WorkAbility Programs
The bill amends section 5163.093 of the Revised Code to establish income eligibility criteria for the Medicaid Buy-In for Workers With Disabilities Program and the Ohio WorkAbility Program. It specifies that $20,000 of an individual's earned and unearned income will…
HB580: Designate PFC Francis Guillozet Memorial Highway
This bill designates a portion of State Route 47 in Shelby County as the 'PFC Francis Guillozet Memorial Highway' and allows the director of transportation to erect suitable markers indicating its name.
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.
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…
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…
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…
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.
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…
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…
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…
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…
SB90: Create regulatory relief division; establish regulatory sandbox
SB90 establishes a regulatory relief division within the common sense initiative office and creates a universal regulatory sandbox program in Ohio. This program allows participants to test innovative offerings while temporarily waiving certain regulatory requirements, aiming to foster innovation and…
SB9: Incorporate Internal Revenue Code changes into Ohio law
SB9 aims to update Ohio law by incorporating recent changes to the Internal Revenue Code made after March 15, 2023, into the state's tax regulations. It declares an emergency to facilitate smoother tax compliance for taxpayers for the 2024 tax…
SB89: Authorize tax deduction for gym membership, personal training
SB89 proposes to amend section 5747.01 of the Revised Code to allow a tax deduction for gym memberships and personal training expenses, enabling taxpayers to deduct amounts paid for these services from their Ohio adjusted gross income.
SB88: Enact the Ohio Property Protection Act
The Ohio Property Protection Act modifies laws prohibiting certain governments, businesses, and individuals from acquiring specific real property, particularly agricultural land and property near military installations or critical infrastructure. It establishes a registry of foreign adversaries and outlines penalties for…
SB87: Define antisemitism; expand the offense of ethnic intimidation
The bill defines antisemitism for state agency investigations and expands the offense of ethnic intimidation to include riot and aggravated riot motivated by race, color, religion, or national origin. It establishes penalties for ethnic intimidation as a higher degree offense…
SB86: Regulate and tax intoxicating hemp, drinkable cannabinoid product
SB86 regulates the sale of intoxicating hemp products by generally prohibiting their sale except at licensed dispensaries, establishes regulations for drinkable cannabinoid products, and imposes taxes on these products. The bill requires licensing for dispensaries and manufacturers, mandates testing of…
SB85: Create the Ohio NAACP license plate
This bill creates the 'Ohio NAACP' license plate, allowing vehicle owners to apply for these plates, which will feature a logo and words approved by the Ohio NAACP. The application process includes a contribution fee, and the funds collected will…
SB84: Designate Stillbirth Prevention Day
This bill designates September 19th as 'Stillbirth Prevention Day' in Ohio.
SB83: Revise eviction, code enforcement, and real property transfer law
This bill revises laws related to eviction, residential building code enforcement, and real property transfers in Ohio. It establishes a legal services housing defense fund to provide civil legal services for low-income households, modifies eviction procedures, and sets requirements for…
SB82: Specify election official status for public records law purposes
The bill amends section 149.43 of the Revised Code to designate certain election officials as public service workers for the purposes of public records law, thereby affecting the confidentiality of their residential and familial information. It specifies that their personal…
SB81: Authorize a property tax freeze for certain owner-occupied homes
SB81 authorizes a property tax freeze for certain owner-occupied homes in Ohio, allowing for reductions for seniors, disabled individuals, and their surviving spouses based on specific income thresholds. It amends several sections of the Ohio Revised Code to outline the…
SB80: Allow a county to implement a motor fuel quality testing program
SB80 allows counties in Ohio to establish their own motor fuel quality testing programs, enabling local fuel inspectors to test the quality of motor fuels sold at retail outlets. The bill outlines the definitions of fuels, the testing procedures, and…
SB8: Prohibit paid public employee leave for certain union activities
SB8 prohibits public employers in Ohio from providing paid leave or compensation to public employees for engaging in political or lobbying activities on behalf of employee organizations. However, it allows the use of personal leave for such activities.
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