Over $5.1 million in CARES Act funds to communities throughout the 92nd Ohio House District, with another $4.5 million headed to the 91st House District. The funds come following the House’s passage of House Bill 614.
House Bill 614 appropriates $650 million in CARES Act funding to counties, municipalities and townships to fund COVID-19 pandemic-related expenses. This CARES funding for counties, municipalities and townships is in addition to the $525 million provided earlier this year.
Pickaway County will receive $2,106,542, Ross County will receive $2,762,716 and Fayette County will receive $1,027,920. The 92nd House funds throughout the district will be distributed as follows:
Bloomingburg Village: $32,973
Jeffersonville Village: $42,234
Milledgeville Village: $3,928
New Holland Village: $3,820
Octa Village: $2,090
Washington Court House: $507,780
Concord Township: $31,603
Green Township: $18,667
Jasper Township: $20,612
Jefferson Township: $49,513
Madison Township: $39,351
Marion Township: $23,027
Paint Township: $36,720
Perry Township: $37,153
Union Township: $129,909
Wayne Township: $48,540
Circleville City: $506,302
Commercial Point Village: $60,504
Darbyville Village: $8,252
New Holland Village: $26,847
Williamsport Village: $38,702
Circleville Township: $89,116
Darby Township: $126,197
Deercreek Township: $25,369
Harrison Township: $66,666
Jackson Township: $42,883
Madison Township: $51,567
Monroe Township: $46,810
Muhlenberg Township: $25,333
Perry Township: $23,639
Scioto Township: $316,142
Washington Township $111,783
Wayne Township: $19,603
Adelphi Village: $13,513
Bainbridge Village: $30,630
Chillicothe City: $782,768
Clarksburg Village: $16,000
Frankfort Village: $37,765
Kingston Village: $36,648
South Salem Village: $7,243
Buckskin Township: $68,468
Colerain Township: $63,855
Concord Township: $122,161
Deerfield Township: $21,549
Franklin Township: $61,009
Green Township: $139,891
Harrison Township: $46,810
Jefferson Township: $35,387
Liberty Township: $93,044
Paint Township: $49,261
Paxton Township: $45,189
Scioto Township: $208,431
Springfield Township: $94,522
Twin Township: $120,648
Union Township: $443,420
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The funds throughout the 91st House District will be distributed as follows:
Blanchester Village: $153,584
Clarksville Village: $19,784
Lynchburg Village: $72
Martinsville Village: $16,288
Midland Village: $11,099
New Vienna Village: $44,252
Port William Village: $8,937
Sabina Village: $92,936
Wilmington City: $445,618
Adams Township: $76,216
Chester Township: $71,351
Clark Township: $60,468
Green Township: $45,117
Jefferson Township: $39,027
Liberty Township: $29,657
Marion Township: $41,153
Richland Township: $34,594
Union Township: $111,999
Vernon Township: $88,828
Washington Township: $77,225
Wayne Township: $25,982
Wilson Township: $18,162
Greenfield Village: $164,179
Highland Village: $9,009
Hillsboro City: $236,178
Leesburg Village: $47,675
Lynchburg Village: $53,369
Mowrystown Village: $12,685
Sinking Spring Village: $4,793
Brushcreek Township: $43,747
Clay Township: $50,378
Concord Township: $50,234
Dodson Township: $39,459
Fairfield Township: $77,225
Hamer Township: $24,216
Jackson Township: $40,144
Liberty Township: $129,549
Madison Township: $74,450
Marshall Township: $36,324
New Market Township: $67,783
Paint Township: $163,746
Penn Township: $50,018
Salem Township: $28,757
Union Township: $74,738
Washington Township: $40,324
Whiteoak Township: $36,360
Beaver Village: $15,567
Piketon Village: $77,116
Waverly Village: $152,647
Beaver Township: $43,315
Benton Township: $58,342
Camp Creek Township: $34,522
Jackson Township: $42,162
Marion Township: $40,252
Mifflin Township: $46,090
Newton Township: $69,297
Pebble Township: $89,405
Pee Pee Township: $116,323
Perry Township: $36,144
Scioto Township: $44,973
Seal Township : $42,666
Sunfish Township: $45,765
Union Township: $46,198
Franklin Township: $61,009
Huntington Township: $27,858.67 in the first round and then $13,929.34 in the second round
The legislation also improves Ohio’s unemployment compensation system, which was overwhelmed by the sudden increase in claims filed due to COVID-19. Included in the improvements to the system is the creation of the Unemployment Compensation Modernization and Improvement Council.
The legislation contains an emergency clause and will be effective immediately upon the Governor’s signature.