State Rep. Jeff LaRe
Recent News About State Rep. Jeff LaRe
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House committee initiates hearings on anti-squatting legislation
The House Criminal Justice Committee initiated hearings on House Bill 478, a piece of legislation aimed at providing homeowners with remedies against squatting and increasing penalties for such activities. The bill's sponsors, State Reps. Jeff LaRe (R-Violet Twp.) and Jay Edwards (R-Nelsonville), made the announcement.
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LaRe, Edwards Introduce Legislation to Address Squatting
State Reps. Jeff LaRe (R-Violet Twp.) and Jay Edwards (R-Nelsonville) have introduced legislation aimed at addressing squatting in Ohio. The bill, introduced yesterday, seeks to provide homeowners with remedies against squatting and increase penalties for squatters.LaRe emphasized the importance of the bill, stating, “This bill will directly protect Ohio property owners and close loopholes in Ohio law that squatters may currently be able to take advantage of.” Meanwhile, Edwards highlighted the significance of protecting homeowners, saying, “It’s important we protect the...
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Ohio House Approves Strategic Community Investment Fund for Local Projects
The Ohio House of Representatives has passed the Strategic Community Investment Fund, a significant initiative that includes historic investments for local projects. Vice Chairman of the House Finance Committee, State Rep. Jeff LaRe (R-Violet Twp.), made the announcement.The Strategic Community Investment Fund, established under the state's main operating budget in 2023, sets aside $350 million for statewide, regional, and local projects. This includes nearly $15.5 million specifically allocated for Fairfield County and the surrounding communities. The fund utilizes...
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House Passes Legislation to Implement Cost-Sharing Requirement Restrictions to Combat the Opioid Epidemic
The Ohio House of Representatives has taken a significant step in combatting the opioid epidemic by passing House Bill 141. The legislation, sponsored by State Reps. Jeff LaRe and Monica Robb Blasdel, aims to place cost-sharing requirement restrictions on occupational therapy, physical therapy, and chiropractor services.The main objective of House Bill 141 is to ensure that the cost-sharing requirement for these services is not greater than the cost-sharing requirement for services provided by an individual's primary care physician. This measure is crucial in breaking...