HB269 - Designate Sgt Bradley J. Harper USMC Memorial Highway

71 Co-Sponsors

To amend sections 4501.21 and 4503.725 and to enact section 5534.847 of the Revised Code to update the name of one organization receiving contributions for the "ALS Awareness" license plate and designate a portion of State Route 60 in Muskingum County as the "Sgt Bradley J. Harper USMC Memorial Highway."

HB250 - Revise the Military Enlistment diploma seal

88 Co-Sponsors

To amend sections 121.086, 3301.079, 3313.6114, 3313.753, 3314.03, 3314.03f, 3319.22, 3325.071, 3326.11, 3328.24, and 4732.01 and to enact section 3319.079 of the Revised Code and to amend Sections 265.550, 307.10, and 307.140 of H.B. 33 of the 135th General Assembly to revise the Military Enlistment diploma seal, regarding the High School Financial Literacy Fund and standards and model curriculum for financial literacy, regarding public school cellular telephone policies, regarding grade band specifications for properly certified or licensed teachers, regarding an educational program for parents of preschool children who are blind or visually impaired, to make changes to the Pupil Transportation Pilot Program, to correct a reference from the State Board of Education to the Director of Education and Workforce, to amend the versions of sections 3301.079 and 3314.03 of the Revised Code that are scheduled to take effect January 1, 2025, to continue the changes on and after that date, and to make an appropriation for the Adoption Grant Program.

HB438 - Enact the Homebuyer Protection Act

23 Co-Sponsors

To amend section 4735.181 and to enact section 4735.80 of the Revised Code to prohibit a real estate broker or salesperson from disclosing a purchaser's name, age, race, or address before the purchaser and seller agree to the contract terms and to name this act the Homebuyer Protection Act.

HCR12 - Express that Ohio stands with Texas; denounce open-border policy

59 Co-Sponsors

To express that Ohio stands with Texas and to denounce President Biden's administration's open-border policies.

HR401 - Honoring Clay City Pipe on its One Hundredth Anniversary.

1 Co-Sponsor

HB389 - Designate 9/11 Remembrance Day

28 Co-Sponsors

To enact section 5.2321 of the Revised Code to designate the eleventh day of September as "9/11 Remembrance Day."

HB385 - Allow human trafficking victim to expunge certain records

20 Co-Sponsors

To amend section 2953.36 of the Revised Code to allow a victim of human trafficking to expunge certain criminal records.

HR370 - In memory of Stanley J. Aronoff.

99 Co-Sponsors

HB238 - Regards occupational regulations

15 Co-Sponsors

To amend sections 101.62, 103.27, 926.12, 926.19, 3703.21, 3769.03, 3772.13, 4104.07, 4104.08, 4104.18, 4517.02, 4517.04, 4517.10, 4517.14, 4517.15, 4517.20, 4517.33, 4517.43, 4549.50, 4703.16, 4735.01, 4735.07, 4735.09, 4738.05, 4749.03, 4763.05, 4763.06, 4763.07, 4763.08, 4763.09, 4781.08, 4781.17, and 5120.10; to enact new section 926.30 and sections 3769.031 and 4743.06; and to repeal sections 926.30 and 4517.09 of the Revised Code to revise and streamline the state's occupational regulations.

HB301 - Regards Nonprofit Corporation Law and dissolving corporations

28 Co-Sponsors

To amend sections 181.21, 345.13, 517.23, 1701.86, 1702.27, 1702.30, 1702.33, 1702.38, 1702.521, 1702.53, 1702.55, 1745.05, 1901.02, 1907.11, 2505.02, 2929.20, and 2967.26; to enact new section 135.032 and sections 181.26, 1702.341, 1702.531, and 3109.055; and to repeal sections 135.032 and 135.321 of the Revised Code to amend the Nonprofit Corporation Law, the law governing dissolving corporations, and the law governing the repair or replacement of a mausoleum or columbarium; to replace two part-time judgeships in the Ashtabula County County Court with one full-time judge, and to include the village of North Kingsville and Kingsville, Monroe, and Sheffield Townships within the territorial jurisdiction of the Conneaut Municipal Court; to expand the authority of a board of trustees of a political subdivision soldiers' memorial; to modify the law governing public depositories; to establish a standing juvenile committee within the state criminal sentencing commission; to allow an immediate appeal of a court order restricting enforcement of state law; to allow a court to order parents to undergo conciliation with a magistrate in a custody proceeding; and to reiterate the effective date of judicial release and transitional control provisions enacted in S.B. 288 of the 134th General Assembly.