Al Cutrona News

Today, State Rep. Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) voted to override the governor’s veto on Senate Bill 22, which establishes legislative oversight and transparency over orders issued during a state of emergency. Both chambers approved the veto override and the bill will become law.

Today, State Rep. Al Cutrona gave testimony on the first hearing for House Bill 193. The legislation the representative has introduced requires all Schedule II prescriptions to be done electronically, except under certain circumstances. The legislation is meant to address the ongoing concerns of the state’s opioid crisis.

Nearly on the anniversary of the passing of the late and great former State Rep. Don Manning, State Rep. Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) gave testimony on legislation to truly honor and commemorate Manning for his dutiful work at the Statehouse.

State Rep. Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) gave testimony to House Bill 163, which prohibits mandatory overtime work for nurses as a condition of employment. Cutrona is a joint sponsor on the bipartisan bill and spoke to it during Wednesday’s House Commerce and Labor Committee hearing.

State Rep. Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) has introduced legislation under House Bill 192, which ensures uniformity across all localities regarding electricity by restricting legislation for energy generation beyond what’s allowed in the Ohio Revised Code.

This week, State Rep. Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) introduced House Bill 193, which requires all Schedule II prescriptions to be done electronically, except under certain circumstances. The legislation is meant to address the ongoing concerns of the state’s opioid issues.

State Reps. D.J. Swearingen (R-Huron) and Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) have introduced key legislation that provides significant grants to bars, restaurants and the lodging industry due to financial burdens placed on them by the pandemic. 

State Rep. Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) will soon be introducing legislation that prohibits mandatory overtime work for nurses as a condition of employment. The bipartisan bill passed in the previous General Assembly by a vote of 80-13 and was led by the former 59th Ohio House District State Representative Don Manning.