Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed Ohio’s Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget bill into law, describing it as a strong budget for the future and what the Ohioans value.
“It is a budget that builds upon what we have two years ago,” said Governor Mike DeWine during a media briefing on the budget.
“Am. Sub. House Bill 110, which includes an income tax cut for all Ohioans, supports the priorities of the DeWine-Husted Administration by launching a strategic effort to invest more than $1 billion toward accelerating economic growth and ensuring economic vitality.”
The new operating budget invests in growing a skilled workforce, expanding access to affordable childcare, addressing substance use disorders, supporting citizen mental health and wellbeing, expanding access to broadband, enhancing K-12 learning, expanding priority health programs, supporting local government, and aiding in public safety.
