Bill Roemer News

COLUMBUS—State Representative Bill Romer (R-Richfield) is pleased to announce that the Ohio House of Representatives concurred with Senate amendments to House Bill 210, legislation to protect Ohioans from catalytic converter theft.

State Representative Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) today voted in support of Ohio’s Capital Budget bill, a two-year capital improvements budget for state and community projects throughout Ohio totaling nearly $4 billion.

State Representative Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) today voted in support of Ohio’s Capital Budget bill, a two-year capital improvements budget for state and community projects throughout Ohio totaling nearly $4 billion.

State Representative Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) recently participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Boy Scouts Middle School Trades Educational Center at Camp Manatoc.  

State Representative Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) today introduced a new piece of legislation that would require the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), within 90 days, to formally request the elimination of E-Check in the seven Northeast Ohio counties (Cuyahoga, Summit, Lorain, Geauga, Medina, Lake, and Portage) if the U.S. EPA determines the region has moved from non-attainment to attainment status.  

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – State Representatives Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) and Matthew Kishman (R-Minerva) are pleased to announce that they recently introduced legislation that works to address the growing issue of deed and title fraud in Ohio

State Representatives Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) and Thomas Hall (R-Madison Twp.) have introduced House Bill 737 – legislation that would require cash payments to be rounded to a nickel.

State Representatives Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) and Jack Daniels (R-New Franklin) are pleased to announce that the House Concurrent Resolution 22 - legislation to encourage students in grades one through twelve to read the Declaration of Independence in the classroom during the 2025–2026 school year in recognition of its 250th anniversary, is now enrolled.

COLUMBUS, OH —State Representatives Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) and Heidi Workman (R-Rootstown) today announced the Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 503, legislation to strengthen taxpayer protections by requiring voter approval before a municipality can modify or repeal an existing municipal income tax reciprocity credit.

State Representative Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) attended the ceremonial bill signing of House Bill 23 on Thursday, hosted by Governor DeWine. This legislation creates the Escaped Convict Alert Program (ECAP), which will strengthen public safety through a new alert system to notify residents when a nearby convict escapes from custody.