Recent events in Ohio and other cities across the country have
sparked a passionate conversation about the need to improve
community-police relations in Ohio. As your state representative, I
believe that the economic and social climate of Ohio are
interconnected, and there are two ongoing efforts at the state
level that I want to share with you. First, the Ohio Task Force for
Community-Police Relations has presented recommenda-tions to the
Governor on how to repair and strengthen the bond between police
officers and the community that they serve. Among the
recommendations made were greater police training, more
accountability and greater community involvement by police. You can
access the Final Report and Recommendations of the Community-Police
Rela-tions Task Force at:
http://publicsafety.ohio.gov/otfcpr/links/ohtfcpr_final_report.pdf
Second, my colleagues in the House Democratic Caucus and I are
working in the legis-lature to ensure that every Ohioan has the
opportunity for a better quality of life. I am committed to
providing strong, effective, and energetic leadership in the
General Assem-bly as an advocate who works in a bipartisan manner
to create more and better jobs by championing legislation that
fosters small business growth, access to quality healthcare and a
world-class education that ensures our children have the tools to
succeed. All Ohioans deserve to live and work toward the American
Dream in safe neighborhoods that they can call home. By expanding
economic opportunities for the middle class and encouraging more
dialogue between communities and the men and women who protect and
serve us, I believe Ohioans will be in a better position to feel
the full promise of that dream. As our community begins
implementing the recommendations of the Ohio Task Force for
Community-Police Relations, I want to hear from you about how we
can ensure that all Ohioans have the opportunity for a higher
quality of life and encourage you to contact me to let me know how
you think we should move forward. Remember, when you have a
suggestion, problem, question, or concern, or anytime that I can be
of service, call me at 614-466-1896 or email me at
[email protected] and I will do everything I can to help. Also,
please visit my website often to learn more about my work to
improve life for the residents and businesses of our community:
www.ohiohouse.gov/Michael-Stinziano
Im at the Statehouse working for you. Sincerely,
Dear Constituent,
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summer, or thinking about an extended weekend now that the kids
are on break? Try a stay-cation or
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Connecting Unemployed Veterans with Jobs
The Ohio Development Services Agency has
announced that the application process has started
for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Pro-
gram (LIHEAP) Summer Crisis Program for Sum-mer 2015.
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Infant Mortality Rates Concern Ohio Lawmakers
Ohio faces a healthcare crisis. At almost eight deaths per 1,000
infants,
Ohios infant mortality rate ranks 47th among states according to
recent reports.* The infant mortality rate among African American
households in
Ohio ranks last in the country. While infant mortality rates
have declined nationwide in the past decade, Ohios remained
stagnant. In 2012 alone over 1,000 infants died before their first
birthday in Ohio.
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HEAP Summer Crisis Program Underway
Last month State Reps. Hearcel Craig (D-Columbus)
and Niraj Antani (R-Miamisburg) introduced
legislation that would promote economic growth
while increasing Ohio veterans job opportunities.
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