State Senator Kent Smith (D-Euclid) has announced a series of town halls in Ohio's 21st Senate District. He will host 15 town halls in 19 days between Wednesday, August 5, and Saturday, August 23.  The purpose of these town halls will be to educate constituents and local leaders on matters affecting them in the legislature, share legislative priorities, and take questions. A full schedule of the town halls can be found here:

In mid-July, state Senator Kent Smith (D-Euclid) presented the Jane B. Sheats Community Impact Award to seven residents in Ohio's 21st Senate District. Five of the awards were given to a group of Laurel High School students who led Laurel's Environmental Action for the Future (L.E.A.F.) The other two awards went to Robin Koslen and Suzanne Zilber, both Cleveland Heights residents who organized the 2025 Resistance Fair in February 2025.

Today, state Senator Kent Smith (D-Euclid) issued the following statement after the Ohio Senate voted to accept conference committee changes to House Bill 96, the state operating budget.