How will Ohio, local governments spend big stimulus money? Capitol Letter
Updated Mar 15, 2021;
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Stimulating discussion: Ohio state and local governments are in line to get big money through the federal stimulus bill signed by President Joe Biden last week. Andrew Tobias rounded up reaction to the bill, detailed what amounts cities are estimated to get – led by Cleveland, which is tabbed for an estimated $541 million over two years – and whether restrictions on the money could hamper how it is spent. The state will be getting $11.2 billion in all, half going to the state and the rest going to local governments.
(COLUMBUS, Ohio)âOhio Governor Mike DeWine today announced the appointment of Anthony Moraleja to the Pike County Court.
Moraleja, of Waverly, will assume office on March 22, 2021, and will be replacing Judge Paul Price, who has been elected to a different bench. Moraleja will need to run for election in November 2022 in order to complete the unexpired term ending December 31, 2024.
Moraleja served as Pike County Assistant Prosecutor since 2007. Previously, Moraleja served as Magistrate at the Waverly Mayorâs Court for seven years. Moralejaâs experience includes additional legal work at the Ohio Public Defenderâs Office in Pike County, as well as 27 years of legal work in the private sector. Moraleja also served in the United State Marine Corps and Corps Reserve.