On March 31, Governor Mike DeWine signed the state transportation budget without issuing a veto, permitting the fully agreed upon legislative conference report to become law without removing any provisions in the bill.
Transportation Budget Heads to Conference Committee; House Finance Resumes Budget Work
Ohio Senate Updates Transportation Budget, Final Approval Expected by End of Month
Ohio House Approves Changes to Transportation Budget, Ohio Senate Begins Work
Debate Rages on Bike Lanes in Cleveland, Columbus
GOPC Testifies in Support of Public Transit, Active Transportation Policies at Statehouse
GOPC Releases Transportation Funding White Paper
Ohio Senate Advances Transportation Budget
State DOT and Transit Agencies have received Federal Stimulus; despite Aid, these Agencies still Need Regular Funding.
The COVID-19 pandemic plunged the nation into a once-in-a-lifetime recession, triggering unprecedented levels of federal spending to provide direct relief to the American people, small businesses, and local governments. The most recent federal stimulus bill passed in December included funds for various transportation sectors.
