Ohio's Future
In Infrastructure
Ohio's Public Bank
Ohio could use a publicly-owned bank to work for Ohioans interests. Bankrolling projects like roads, internet, and even student loans at low interest rates.
Funding All Our Roads
In 2019, the General Assembly raised the excise fuel taxes on gasoline, diesel and alternative fuels in order to head off a $1 billion shortfall in the transportation budget
Preventing Another Flint, Michigan
Infrastructure encompasses many sectors but from one environmental aspect, nothing could be more important right now than getting our water supplies and distribution system up to a 21st Century standard.
Taxpayers Expect Our Infrastructure to simply WORK
Great Roads... If We Can Keep Them.
If there is one area that constantly impacts all of us on a daily basis, it is infrastructure, and it is the one area that we have allowed to deteriorate every day for decades. Honesty and transparency are called for and it’s critically important we increase the public’s awareness and oversight over the caretakers of our public works. If Ohio’s citizens are being asked to pay more at the pump and see their monthly utility bills rise, then the taxpayer should expect improvements in their everyday lives when they travel, use water or want to go online.
