Over the past two months I have received many calls from constituents objecting to the new $20 late vehicle registration fee that was implemented by House Bill 2, the biennial transportation budget. When this fee was first brought to my attention during the debate on HB 2, I had to admit that I was perplexed. I already thought it was illegal in the state of Ohio to operate a motor vehicle with expired tags.
Terry Boose
Facts and Fiction About House Bill 428 - remove the $20 late license plate renewal fee
By chrismyers - Posted on February 3rd, 2010
Representative Terry Boose Reacts to Governor’s State of the State
By chrismyers - Posted on January 27th, 2010
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Governor gives lip service to job creation but has no plan to reform Ohio’s Government or support job creation.
Columbus – Following Governor Strickland’s State of the State address, Representative Terry Boose (R-Norwalk) delivered the following remarks:
Audio Exclusive: Lawmakers Cut the Fat
By chrismyers - Posted on November 6th, 2009
Columbus – State Representative Terry Boose (R-Norwalk) today spoke in support of the hearing that House Bill 25, a plan to restructure state government, will receive next week in the House State Government Committee. House Republicans introduced the proposal to explore innovative cost-saving measures that make state government run more efficiently and responsibly.
Farmers may see Property Taxes Go Up
By chrismyers - Posted on October 9th, 2009
This year farmers in Huron and Lorain Counties will see their CAUV values on their property taxes adjusted. By law County Auditors are required to reappraise every parcel of land in the county every six years and do an update every three years. I want to take this opportunity to inform the public about this update and present some facts about the CAUV program since property taxes have a direct effect on the profits of farmers and the food prices for working families.
House Republicans bolster economy with “The Future of Ohio”
By chrismyers - Posted on September 21st, 2009
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GOP Leader Batchelder to Dems: start the conversation today, Ohio can’t wait
Columbus—House Republicans today announced in press conferences across the state the Republican alternative to failed Democrat leadership, the “Future of Ohio” plan. House Republicans engaged stakeholders in discussions with the business community early this summer on their ideas for jumpstarting Ohio’s economy. The resulting package of proposals was announced at the press conferences. House Republican Leader William G. Batchelder issued the following statement:
