Senator Ron Amstutz Online Offices


				*Welcome* to the online office of State Senator Ron Amstutz! This site currently provides citizen access for TWO purposes: Ron's campaign for State Representative His current post serving the citizens of the 22nd Ohio Senate District.
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		Senator Amstutz will be involved in multiple legislative meetings on Wednesday, following Tuesday's Primary Election. Voting sessions are scheduled to resume the following week.

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Senator Amstutz's blog. . .

Friday, March 7, 2008

    Transition Time: These past two days we an immediate transition to finish up campaign projects and turn up the volume on legislative projects. Wednesday and Thursday were heavy with work in Columbus. Our most visible action involved passing a school facilities bill out of Committee that may help the Wayne County Career Center move forward on its building renovation project yet this summer construction season. I offered an amendment Wednesday that was adopted that temporarily adjusts the funding formula to allow a couple of career centers to move forward that already have their local funding in place.
    We also had an extensive meeting of interested parties to explore possibilities to get the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District proposed 18-county assessment on property tax bills turned in a better direction. It looks like several additional long meetings will occur during March in an effort to develop recommendations to the legislature for further actions in the weeks ahead.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

    Post-election Day: A deep and special thanks to our campaign team, made up of those ranging from young to seniors, for the dedicated work to reach out to Wayne County voters. And, to the voters who supported my nomination -- a big thank you! I will continue working to deserve your support, along with those who have not yet come on board.
    I'm off to Columbus today to work on fixing the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District attempt to assess an 18-county region, and to attempt to help our Wayne County Career Center move ahead on its facility renovation with state funding assistance.