In observance of April’s designation as National Home Inspection Awareness Month, the Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing (REPL) is highlighting important information Ohio homebuyers need to know when they engage the services of a licensed home inspector.
The path to homeownership can be challenging for Ohioans, especially if they don’t know where to start. The Ohio Department of Commerce, the Ohio Department of Insurance (ODI) and the Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) have launched a radio and social media campaign to connect Ohioans with the resources to guide them through their homeownership journeys.
This edition of Protecting What Matters offers information about the Cemetery Section of the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing, which works with the Ohio Cemetery Dispute Resolution Commission to regulate cemeteries and resolve disputes between cemeteries and families.
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Officials: Report rundown cemeteries to property owners
Staff Report
COLUMBUS – Many Ohioans observe the Memorial Day holiday by visiting cemeteries to commemorate those who died while serving in the military and family members they’ve lost.
The Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing, which is charged with ensuring the proper maintenance and operation of cemeteries, encourages families to report any concerning issues they spot at Ohio cemeteries to property owners.
“Memorial Day is a sacred time of remembrance in the United States,” said Commerce Director Sherry Maxfield. “We want to ensure a positive visit for everyone visiting Ohio cemeteries to honor their loved ones and heroes. For that to happen, cemetery owners need to be aware of issues and our agency needs to know if the problems can’t be resolved locally.”