Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs 23 bills into law, vetoes one that would have prevented localities from creating tougher tobacco laws
The final batch of bills arrived on the governor’s desk Dec. 30. Because DeWine has ten days not including holidays and Sundays in which to act, he has until Jan. 12 to make a decision on those proposals, according to his office.
SB 33: Changed Community Reinvestment Area policy to allow greater deduction to 529 education savings plans. SB 164: Altered animal cruelty laws and prohibited shelters from using gas chambers to put down pets. It also gives Cuyahoga County the greenlight to convert its tobacco tax to a wholesale tax and institute a new wholesale tax on vapor products.
HB 178: Known as Makenna’s Law, this measure placed limits on water pressure at pools and other water parks.HB 279: Shortened timeline for filing certain wrongful death claims.
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