COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today released a statement regarding Ohio's FY 2022-2023 biennial budget, which included a number of amendments Rulli championed for the Mahoning Valley.

COLUMBUS-Today, Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) joined his colleagues in passing Substitute House Bill 110, the Senate's budget proposal for Ohio's FY 2022-2023 biennium.

COLUMBUS-State Senators Michael Rulli (R-Salem) and Terry Johnson (R-McDermott) today announced the passage of Senate Bill 113, which will allow Ohioans to legally celebrate certain holidays, such as Fourth of July weekend, by shooting off fireworks-as has been tradition for decades in the United States.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today announced the passage of Senate Bill 83, which requires the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to inventory the state's brownfield sites. The bill is part of a larger effort to clean up viable locations for new businesses and development.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today applauded the Governor's signing of Senate Bill 109, which appropriates $557 million in relief to businesses and child care providers impacted by COVID-19, as well as food assistance programs, local fairs and Ohio Veterans Homes.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem), co-sponsor of Senate Bill 134, today joined his Senate colleagues in passing the Business Fairness Act, which will ensure small businesses have a level playing field with their larger competitors during a public health emergency.

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COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today joined his Senate colleagues in passing House Bill 128, legislation to roll back provisions of House Bill 6 from the 133rd General Assembly.

COLUMBUS-State Senators Michael Rulli (R-Salem) and Nathan Manning (R-North Ridgeville) today announced the Senate's unanimous passage of Senate Bill 109, providing an additional $300 million of combined state and federal funding to businesses and other entities across Ohio for COVID-19 pandemic-related expenses.

COLUMBUS-State Senators Michael Rulli (R-Salem) and Terry Johnson (R-McDermott) today testified before the Senate Veterans and Public Safety Committee on legislation to loosen Ohio firework restrictions, while ensuring Ohioans have the necessary information and tools to safely discharge them.