McColley Votes to Pass Fiscally Responsible Senate Budget
June 9, 2021
Rob McColley News
COLUMBUS— Today, State Senator Rob McColley (R-Napoleon) joined his colleagues to pass Substitute House Bill 110, the Senate's proposal for Ohio's FY 2022-2023 operating budget.
"During this budget season, I prioritized lowering taxes on our citizens and an increasing our investment in Ohio's education system," said McColley. "This budget makes Ohio a business friendly state and makes significant investments in Ohio's future."
Major provisions in the Senate's plan include a five percent income tax cut for working Ohioans, a financially sustainable school funding plan, investments in local governments, and increased funding for health and human services. Read more click here. The two-year operating budget accounts for $74.5 billion of general revenue tax dollars. The bill now returns to the Ohio House of Representatives, where it is expected to be referred to a conference committee where the House and Senate versions will be reconciled. The Ohio Constitution requires a balanced budget be signed by the governor by June 30.
"During this budget season, I prioritized lowering taxes on our citizens and an increasing our investment in Ohio's education system," said McColley. "This budget makes Ohio a business friendly state and makes significant investments in Ohio's future."
Major provisions in the Senate's plan include a five percent income tax cut for working Ohioans, a financially sustainable school funding plan, investments in local governments, and increased funding for health and human services. Read more click here. The two-year operating budget accounts for $74.5 billion of general revenue tax dollars. The bill now returns to the Ohio House of Representatives, where it is expected to be referred to a conference committee where the House and Senate versions will be reconciled. The Ohio Constitution requires a balanced budget be signed by the governor by June 30.