Legislative Updates
04/21/2023
ACEC Ohio Legislative Update--April 21, 2023
Substitute Version of GRF Budget introduced in Ohio House Finance Committee, infrastructure funding included. Reach out today on R&D Tax Credit Amortization Issue.
03/31/2023
ACEC Ohio Legislative Update--March 31, 2023
HB 23 Transportation Budget Bill Passes
Transportation Budget Bill headed to Governor Mike DeWine for signature
03/24/2023
ACEC Ohio Legislative Update--March 24, 2023
Transportation Budget Bill goes to Conference Committee
Transportation Budget Bill goes to Conference Committee
02/20/2023
ACEC Ohio Legislative Update 2.20.23
House introduces Substitute Transportation Budget Bill
02/03/2023
Governor Outlines Executive Budget for FY 24-25
The budget leverages remaining pandemic funds and a revenue surplus to go beyond the state agencies original requests
12/23/2022
Appropriations Details and IIJA Resources
FY 2023 Appropriations Package details, and IIJA funding resources
12/14/2022
ACEC Ohio Indemnification Bill Signed by the Governor
Bill will become effective March 12, 2023
06/07/2022
ACEC Ohio Legislative Update--June 7, 2022
$3.5 B Capital Bill Passes Legislature--Community projects and Intel among funded projects
06/03/2016
ACEC-backed bill banning cities from imposing residency quotas is signed into law
ACEC Ohio-backed legislation that prohibits political jurisdictions from imposing local hiring quotas on engineers and contractors has been signed into law by Governor John Kasich.
06/02/2016
ACEC Ohio urges legislators to reject PVC pipe bill
Legislation that would prohibit local governments from exercising a preference for the type of pipe that is used in water and wastewater projects infringes on the judgment of the professional engineer and should be rejected, ACEC Ohio told state lawmakers last week.
09/02/2015
Bipartisan group of state senators proposes new $1 billion bond fund to finance water, sewer projects
A bipartisan group of members of the Ohio Senate has introduced legislation that could eventually authorize the state to issue up to $1 billion in bonds to help upgrade and expand local water and wastewater facilities.
