Earlier this week, the Ohio Senate introduced its substitute budget bill. It makes changes to the Ohio Brownfield Remediation and Building Demolition & Site Revitalization Programs, and how communities may use residential tax abatement in the future.
Transportation Budget Heads to Conference Committee; House Finance Resumes Budget Work
Ohio House Approves Changes to Transportation Budget, Ohio Senate Begins Work
Debate Rages on Bike Lanes in Cleveland, Columbus
Main Operating Budget Proposal Submitted to the General Assembly
GOPC Releases Transportation Funding White Paper
Deadline Approaching for Communities to Present Capital Budget Funding Requests
Budget Wrap-Up: A Review of Important Policies in Ohio's Biennial Budget
July 1 marks the beginning of the State of Ohio's new fiscal year, with the enactment of the new biennial budget. A state budget always reflects what the priorities of the state are, and the most recent budget includes a number of issues Greater Ohio had been tracking throughout the legislative process.
Budget Provides Historic Investment in Brownfield Revitalization, Commercial & Industrial Demolition
The budget agreement, which includes an investment of $500 million dollars in brownfield revitalization, along with commercial and industrial building demolition, represents game-changing investment for all of Ohio's 88 counties and represents a major commitment on the part of the State of Ohio to remediate this scourges of economic progress.