Today, state Senators Sandra R. Williams (D-Cleveland)  and Hearcel F. Craig (D-Columbus) introduced Senate Concurrent Resolution 4 to declare racism a public health crisis. Twenty-five cities, counties and boards of health across Ohio alonehave passed similar declarations. 

Today, state Senator Sandra Williams (D-Cleveland) announced that she will be introducing legislation to impose a moratorium on all utility shutoffs in Ohio during the Covid-19 pandemic. If passed, this legislation will prohibit the curtailing, disruption or disconnection of utility services as well as any action that would lead to the disruption or disconnection of a utility service during the Covid-19 pandemic.

This week, state Senators Cecil Thomas (D-Avondale), Hearcel F. Craig (D-Columbus) and Sandra R. Williams (D-Cleveland) announced that they will soon reintroduce six commonsense gun reform bills that would keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.

Today, state Senator Sandra Williams (D-Cleveland) issued the following statement criticizing Governor Mike DeWine for signing Senate Bill 175, which includes the so-called Stand-Your-Ground law.

Today, state Senator Sandra Williams (D-Cleveland) announced the passage of Substitute Senate Bill 68 (Sub S.B. 68), to reform driver's license reinstatement procedures and create more just interactions between civilians and peace officers.

Today, state Senator Sandra Williams (D-Cleveland) announces the approval of the state's $2.1 billion Capital Budget investment.

This week, state Senator Sandra Williams (D-Cleveland) spoke with Michael Bowen with Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP's government relations and legislation practice group to discuss her journey into politics, the diverse makeup of District 21, her legislative priorities and what she hopes to accomplish while in office.

The Ohio Senate recently passed Senate Bill 16, a proposal sponsored by state Senator Sandra Williams (D-Cleveland) to require high school students and new drivers to receive instruction on proper interactions with peace officers.

Today, state Senator Sandra Williams (D-Cleveland) issued the following statement commending the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) on its decision to remove language from the May 21 order that would have required the Icebreaker Project's turbines to be shut down from dusk to dawn for eight months of the year.

State Senator Sandra Williams issued the following statement in response to comments made by Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose at a press conference this week.