Dick Stein News

COLUMBUS – Ohio House Speaker Bob Cupp (R-Lima) recently appointed State Rep. Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) as Chairman of the House Commerce and Labor Committee for the 134th General Assembly. 

State Rep. Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) voted to support Senate Bill 310, which passed out of both chambers of the General Assembly. The legislation includes the two-year state construction budget that contains funding for a variety of initiatives across the state and aid for local projects throughout Huron and Lorain Counties.

State Rep. Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) highlights the General Assembly today approved House Bill 614, which provides $650 million of federal CARES Act funding to local communities across Ohio for COVID-19 pandemic-related expenses. The funding will be made available to counties, municipalities, and townships.

State Reps. Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) and Jim Hoops (R-Napoleon) today joined their House colleagues in passing House Bill 496, legislation that provides legal protections for Ohio’s beekeepers. Stein and Hoops joint-sponsored the legislation and spoke in favor of the bill on the House floor. 

State Rep. Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) highlights significant local transit funding approval for Huron and Lorain Counties. The State Controlling Board approved the measure at their most recent meeting earlier this week.

State Rep. Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) announced that Speaker Larry Householder, along with state and energy industry leaders, gathered for the groundbreaking of what will be one of the largest solar projects in Ohio history.

COLUMBUS – The State Controlling Board has approved the release of $500,000 to support the construction of the Wellington Findley Connector Trail, Representatives Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) and Gayle Manning (R-North Ridgeville) announced today.

COLUMBUS— Representative Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) announced the introduction of House Bill 104, legislation to change the landscape of nuclear technology in America. The ANTHEM Act—Advanced Nuclear Technology Helping Energize Mankind—would facilitate a United States Dept. of Energy/ Ohio venture to prototype next-generation nuclear technology.

COLUMBUS—State Representative Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) announces the passage of House Resolution 518, which urges the federal government to set standards and develop advanced nuclear technologies.

COLUMBUS—State Representative Dick Stein (R-Norwalk) announces the passage of House Bill 168, which provides local government funding to the 2,400 public cemeteries across Ohio that are often managed by our townships, villages, and municipalities. Inspired by the Ohio Cemetery Task Force Report and expanding upon House Bill 395 from last General Assembly, the bill updates cemetery law to ease the burden on local governments.