Regards use of E15 blended fuel for state motor vehicles

136th Legislature (2025-2026) Introduced by Josh Williams

HB 931 outlines new or altered government regulations and fiscal provisions in Ohio, with details pending the official text.

Referred to committee

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Summary of HB 931 (Ohio, 136th Legislature)

Purpose and intent

Introduced on May 19, 2026, with co-sponsor Josh Williams.

The bill’s specific title and full text are not provided in the available information. As such, this summary focuses on the explicit details available (sponsor, status) and common implications typically associated with measures in Ohio. For a precise purpose statement, the bill’s fiscal impact statement and committee testimony should be consulted once posted.

Key provisions and potential changes

The text of HB 931 is not included here, so the following section outlines typical areas that bills in Ohio may address. Readers should verify the actual provisions in the bill’s official draft:

Scope and definitions: Establishes the population, entity, or issue the bill covers and defines relevant terms.
Regulatory or administrative changes: Imposes, modifies, or repeals rules affecting government agencies, local governments, businesses, or individuals.
Financial implications: Creates or alters funding streams, appropriations, taxes, fees, or budgetary authorizations.
Penalties and enforcement: Specifies offenses, penalties, compliance mechanisms, and enforcement bodies.
Implementation timeline: Sets effective dates, sunset provisions, or phased rollout schedules.
Oversight and reporting: Establishes reporting requirements, audits, or sunset review provisions.

Who would be affected

Potentially affected groups would include:

State and local government agencies responsible for implementing the bill.
Businesses or industries impacted by new or altered regulations.
Individuals or specific constituencies targeted by the bill (e.g., consumers, workers, property owners), depending on the substantive text.

The exact beneficiaries and burdens depend on the enacted provisions and any accompanying fiscal notes.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Status: Introduced on May 19, 2026.

Next steps typically include:

Referral to a standing committee for hearings and amendments.
Committee hearings, testimony from stakeholders, and potential amendments.
Floor debate and votes in the Ohio House of Representatives.
If passed, movement to the Ohio Senate (and similar committee/approval process) and potential reconciliation.
Enactment into law or, if amended, return to the originating chamber for concurrence.

Additional notes

To provide a precise and actionable summary, access to the bill’s full text, fiscal impact statement, and any sponsor statements or committee amendments is necessary.

Readers and stakeholders are advised to review the Ohio General Assembly’s bill page for HB 931 (136th Legislature) to obtain:

The official title, purpose, and scope.
Specific provisions, section-by-section language, and any proposed amendments.
Fiscal impact, effective dates, and any stated sunset provisions.

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