To enact section 3701.147 of the Revised Code to increase education, awareness, and understanding of cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's disease, and other types of dementia.
SR 84 is a ceremonial Senate resolution honoring the Portsmouth High School girls basketball team for winning the 2025 Division V State Championship. It formally recognizes the team's achievement, their coach (Amy Hughes), and their sportsmanship, with the Senate committing to send a certified copy of the resolution to the team. This resolution does not create any new laws or affect policies; it is purely a symbolic tribute to the team's championship victory.
Proposing to amend Section 2 of Article XII of the Constitution of the State of Ohio to limit property taxes, whether voted or unvoted, to one and one-quarter per cent or, for certain owner-occupied homes, one per cent of real property's true value.
SB 321 creates new rules in Ohio law allowing certain special police officers to carry firearms while on duty. It directly affects special police officers employed by entities like universities, hospitals, or private security firms. The bill establishes specific requirements for these officers to carry firearms, including training and certification standards. These provisions are codified in new sections of the Revised Code (5119.081 and 5123.131), replacing previous, less specific guidelines. The law aims to clarify and standardize firearm carrying authority for this specific group of law enforcement personnel.
SR 236 is a ceremonial Senate Resolution recognizing the Upper Arlington High School girls soccer team for winning the 2025 Ohio Division I State Championship. It formally commends the team's achievement without creating new laws or altering government programs. The resolution directly honors the student-athletes and their accomplishments as a symbolic gesture of support. This is a non-binding expression of recognition, not a policy change affecting any regulations or funding.
This is a commemorative resolution (HR 46), not a bill with policy provisions. It formally honors the Upper Arlington High School girls swimming and diving team for winning the 2025 Division I State Championship. The resolution recognizes their second consecutive and fourteenth overall state title, praises their coaches (John Sands and Ryan Wilson), and acknowledges the life skills gained through athletic participation. The only action taken is directing the House Clerk to send a certified copy of the resolution to the team.
This bill is a ceremonial Senate resolution honoring Makennah Craft, a senior wrestler from Jackson High School, for winning her fourth consecutive Ohio state wrestling championship in the 145-pound weight class. The resolution commends her athletic achievements, sportsmanship, and leadership, and directs the Senate Clerk to send her a formal copy of the resolution. As a symbolic gesture with no policy or funding changes, it directly affects only Makennah Craft and her recognition by the Ohio Senate.
To amend sections 2151.354, 2152.19, and 2919.24 of the Revised Code relative to truancy and contributing to the unruliness or delinquency of a child.
HB 89 authorizes a temporary reduction in property taxes for owners of qualifying real estate or manufactured/mobile homes. It applies to properties continuously owned from January to December of the prior tax year, where current taxes exceed those paid the previous year. The reduction is calculated automatically by county auditors and applied to future tax payments without requiring owners to apply. This change directly affects property owners whose tax burden increased from the prior year, providing a temporary financial adjustment through existing tax systems.
To amend sections 123.28, 123.281, 5753.01, 5753.031, 5753.04, 5753.05, 5753.06, 5753.07, 5753.08, and 5753.12 and to enact sections 123.282 and 5753.022 of the Revised Code to levy a fee on gross sports gaming wagers and to use revenue from the fee to support publicly owned professional sports facilities and interscholastic athletics.
