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passed · Ohio · House Dec 27, 2024

HR 27: In memory of Dan Ramos.

This bill is a commemorative resolution honoring the memory of Dan Ramos, a late Ohio state representative and the first Latino to hold a legislative leadership position in either party. It formally recognizes his contributions to the community and his career, which included serving as a page, aide, and policy analyst before his election to the House. The resolution expresses the House's condolences to his family and directs the Clerk to send an official copy of the tribute to them. This measure is purely symbolic and does not alter any laws or policies.
Dan Troy (D) Gary Click (R) Monica Blasdel (R) Andrea White (R) Thad Claggett (R)
passed · Ohio · Senate Dec 23, 2024

SB 281: Regards info poster on benefits and services for veterans

This bill requires the director of commerce to create a poster detailing various benefits and services available to veterans, such as mental health support, tax exemptions, and educational resources. Employers in the state are permitted to display this poster in a visible area where all employees can access it, and the director will provide copies to businesses free of charge. The legislation aims to increase awareness of veteran support programs by making this information readily available in the workplace.
Terry Johnson (R) Hearcel Craig (D) · 22 co-sponsors
introduced · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HB 713: Enact Ohio Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve Act

HB 713, the Ohio Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve Act, permits the state Treasurer to invest up to ten percent of specific interim funds in digital assets like cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. The bill establishes strict security requirements, mandating that these assets be held in encrypted environments with private keys controlled exclusively by the government and stored in geographically diversified data centers. Additionally, the legislation allows the Treasurer to loan these digital assets to generate further returns and requires regular audits and penetration testing of the custody systems. The law also authorizes state retirement boards to invest in digital assets and directs them to consider minority and women-owned firms when selecting investment partners.
Steve Demetriou (R)
introduced · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HB 711: Designate John Bingham Day

This bill proposes designating July as John Bingham Day to honor the Ohio congressman who was the principal framer of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The legislation would formally recognize his historical contribution to the amendment through a specific state designation. It does not alter any laws or policies but serves to commemorate a key figure in American constitutional history.
Elliot Forhan (D) · 1 co-sponsor
introduced · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HB 712: Require a John Bingham memorial on Statehouse grounds

This bill directs the Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board to select a prominent location on Statehouse grounds for a permanent memorial honoring John Bingham, the principal framer of the Fourteenth Amendment. The Ohio Arts Council and the Board will collaborate to review design proposals and choose the memorial to be built using public funds. The legislation mandates that site preparation, utility installation, planning, and construction costs be covered by the state, ensuring the memorial is erected at the designated site.
Elliot Forhan (D) · 1 co-sponsor
introduced · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HB 714: Adopt Superman as state superhero

HB 714 proposes making Superman the official state superhero of the state. The bill relies on the fact that the character has entered the public domain to allow this designation without copyright restrictions. If passed, the state would officially recognize Superman as its representative superhero figure. This measure does not change laws or create new programs, but rather establishes a symbolic title for the character.
Terrence Upchurch (D) Adam Mathews (R)
introduced · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HB 709: Regards boneless meat products

HB 709 amends existing laws to strengthen labeling requirements for boneless meat products sold in the state. The bill mandates that these products must be clearly labeled as "boneless" and prohibits selling meat that contains bones under that specific name. Additionally, the legislation updates general labeling rules to ensure accurate ingredient lists, proper quantity statements, and clear disclosure of artificial additives. By repealing an older section, this measure aims to prevent consumer deception and ensure that meat products meet established standards for identity and quality.
Elliot Forhan (D)
introduced · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HB 710: Create Attorney General's special counsel billing database

This bill requires the Attorney General's office to create a public database that tracks the billing hours for special counsel appointed to handle specific cases. Under the new rules, special counsel must record every hour worked as either billable or pro bono and submit detailed invoices through the office's existing system. The Attorney General will then enter this data into a publicly accessible online database that lists case names, attorney names, total hours worked, and the status of submitted invoices. Additionally, the bill establishes a role for problem resolution officers to review complaints regarding collections when taxpayers cannot get satisfactory answers from assigned staff.
Elliot Forhan (D)
passed · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HR 673: Honoring the City of Ashland on its Guinness World Record.

This bill is a ceremonial resolution that honors the City of Ashland for setting a Guinness World Record for the largest display of illuminated metal structures. It acknowledges the collaborative effort between the city, local parks, and a local business that created this achievement. The measure directs the House Clerk to send an official copy of the resolution to the city as a formal tribute.
Melanie Miller (R)
passed · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HR 674: Honoring the Marion L. Steele High School cheer team as the 2024 Division I & II OHSCCA Non-Building Best in the State Grand Champion.

This bill honors the Marion L. Steele High School cheer team by officially recognizing them as the 2024 Division I and II Grand Champions of the Ohio School Cheerleading Coaches Association. The resolution commends the athletes and their coach, Lauren Glowacki, for their sportsmanship, dedication, and success in the Non-Building Best competition. It directs the Clerk of the House to send a certified copy of the resolution to the school as a formal tribute.
Joe Miller (D)
passed · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HR 676: Honoring Bryton Feher as the recipient of a 2024 OSSCA Leadership Award.

This bill formally recognizes Bryton Feher, a student from Washington Local Schools, by designating him as the recipient of the 2024 OSSCA Leadership Award. The legislation praises his achievements as a soccer player and highlights his qualities of teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship. It directs the Clerk of the House to send an official copy of the resolution to Feher to honor his accomplishment.
Michele Grim (D)
passed · Ohio · House Dec 23, 2024

HR 675: Honoring the Olentangy Liberty High School football team on securing the 2024 Division I State Championship.

This bill is a resolution that formally recognizes the Olentangy Liberty High School football team for winning the 2024 Division I State Championship. It praises the players and coaches for their athletic achievements and dedication, highlighting how their success reflects values like discipline and teamwork. The House of Representatives will send an official copy of this tribute to the school to honor the team's accomplishment.
Brian Lorenz (R)
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