Michael Stinziano - State Representative

COLUMBUS,  Ohio -- State Rep. Michael Stinziano is holding Community Office Hours events in different parts of the 25th Ohio House District in January as he seeks to gain input from district residents.

"This is our district and we, as a community, have many issues that confront us as we work to make the 25th District the best place in Ohio to live, work and raise a family," said Stinziano. "I want to hear directly from my constituents what concerns and issues are on their minds."

The Community Office Hours are:

• Friday,Feb. 3rd at South Library, 3540 South High Street, 10 a.m. to Noon.
• Saturday,Feb. 11th at Parsons Library, 845 Parsons Ave.,10 a.m. to Noon.
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COLUMBUS,  Ohio -- State Rep. Michael Stinziano is holding Community Office Hours events in different parts of the 25th Ohio House District in January as he seeks to gain input from district residents.

"This is our district and we, as a community, have many issues that confront us as we work to make the 25th District the best place in Ohio to live, work and raise a family," said Stinziano. "I want to hear directly from my constituents what concerns and issues are on their minds."

The Community Office Hours are:

• Friday, Jan. 6th at the Hilltop Library, 511 S. Hague Ave., 10 a.m. to Noon.
• Saturday, Jan. 14th at the Franklinton Library, 1061 W. Town St.,10 a.m. to Noon.
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COLUMBUS- In the wake of a deadly Christmas Eve fire that killed three, State Rep. Michael Stinziano (D- Columbus) says he intends to look at state law changes to assist cities in preventing residents from living in unsafe housing.

"People in our community should  be able to live in housing that is safe," said state Rep. Michael Stinziano, who represents the residents of  Franklinton, where according to The Columbus Dispatch,  since 1992 nearly 30 percent of children who have died in house fires in Columbus have perished in a home located in the Franklinton area.  "The recent Christmas Eve tragedy underscores the concerns of many in our community.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of those who died."

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – On Thursday, January 26th, State Representative Michael Stinziano was recognized by the Ohio Association of Election Officials (OAEO) as its Legislator of the Year.

“I am honored and humbled to be chosen as the Ohio Association of Election Officials Legislator of the Year” said Stinziano, former Director of the Franklin County Board of Elections. “During my first year in the General Assembly, I have worked across the aisle to address serious issues facing our community and our state. I am committed to continuing to work across partisan lines to make Ohio the best place in the country to live, work, and raise a family,” Stinziano said.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- State Rep. Michael Stinziano, D-Columbus, plans to continue to represent  citizens and business of central Ohio by seeking election to the Ohio House in the newly constituted 18^th Ohio House District.

Stinziano, an attorney and the former director of the Franklin County Board of Elections who is in his first two-year term in the Ohio House, said he made his decision after speaking with his wife, Caroline and with community leaders.

‘My work in the General Assembly is unfinished. Now, more than ever, voters need leaders who are willing to help solve the critical issues facing Ohioans and I hope to be able to  continue to do that,” Stinziano said.

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COLUMBUS – Two Central Ohio state lawmakers today introduced bipartisan legislation to improve accessibility for seniors and the disabled in their homes. 

The bill, offered by State Rep. Michael Stinziano (D-Columbus) and Cheryl Grossman, (R-Grove City), would provide state tax credits for building, purchasing or remodeling homes and incorporating accessibility and universal design features.

“Home modification investments are essential to promote independent living because older Americans tend to occupy homes that were constructed in earlier decades when physical accessibility was not a priority for homebuilders”, said Rep. Stinziano. “It is estimated that more than one million older adults reside in homes that... Read more...