Last spring, the Ohio General Assembly gave the greenlight to a $1.5 million feasibility study to investigate ways to site and fund a new interstate highway designed to connect Toledo to the Ohio River through Columbus. Greater Ohio Policy Center was one of the only groups to testify against the proposed study which was buried in the state transportation budget.
Community Revitalization Championed in Final State Budget
GOPC Joins Spectrum News 1's "In Focus" to Discuss Brownfield Work
Open Letter to the Members of the State Budget Conference Committee: Restore the House-Passed Version of the Brownfield Remediation Fund
State Budget Bill Clears Ohio House, Moves on to the Ohio Senate
State Transportation Budget Moves Towards Passage as Main Operating Budget Nears Half Way Point
3/19/2025 Update: The Ohio Senate has given final approval to the state transportation budget. The final version approved by the Senate restored funding for the Workforce Mobility Partnership, while reducing the funding from $15M per year to $13.5M per year. The Senate also reduced funding for the six Regional Transportation Planning Organizations (RTPOs) to $3 million per year. It is anticipated that the House of Representatives will approve the Senate-passed changes to the Transportation budget within the next week ahead of the March 31 deadline to pass the budget.
Ohio Begins Debate Over Two Year State Budget
State Lawmakers Requesting Proposals for Capital Budget
To learn more about the capital budget, including the process by which it is enacted in the legislature, be sure to check out our recent webinar co-hosted by Heritage Ohio and co-presented with the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission here on our website.