STATE BILLOH HB 393PASSED

Require certain facilities assist inmates in obtaining ID cards

To amend sections 4507.01, 4507.50, 4507.51, 4507.52, and 5120.102 and to enact sections 2301.551 and 5120.106 of the Revised Code to require that community-based correctional facilities and programs and halfway house organizations assist inmates in obtaining state identification cards prior to release.

Status: Passed; Signed or otherwise enacted
Status date: Aug 26, 2026; 78 days ago
Current chamber: House of Representatives
Session: 2025-2026 Regular Session

OH HB 393 · PassedAug 26

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Bill details

Last action: Effective · Aug 26, 2026

Sponsors

GCGary ClickRepresentative · Republican · HD-088Primary sponsor

DBDarnell BrewerRepresentative · Democrat · HD-022Primary sponsor

NANickie AntonioSenator · Democrat · SD-023Primary sponsor

WBWillis BlackshearSenator · Democrat · SD-006Primary sponsor

JCJerry CirinoSenator · Republican · SD-018Primary sponsor

HCHearcel CraigSenator · Democrat · SD-015Primary sponsor

WDWilliam DeMoraSenator · Democrat · SD-025Primary sponsor

TGTheresa GavaroneSenator · Republican · SD-002Primary sponsor

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PHPaula Hicks-HudsonSenator · Democrat · SD-011Primary sponsor

SHStephen HuffmanSenator · Republican · SD-005Primary sponsor

CICatherine IngramSenator · Democrat · SD-009Primary sponsor

TJTerry JohnsonSenator · Republican · SD-014Primary sponsor

ALAl LandisSenator · Republican · SD-031Primary sponsor

SOSandra O'BrienSenator · Republican · SD-032Primary sponsor

BRBill ReinekeSenator · Republican · SD-026Primary sponsor

MRMichele ReynoldsSenator · Republican · SD-003Primary sponsor

KRKristina RoegnerSenator · Republican · SD-027Primary sponsor

JTJane TimkenSenator · Republican · SD-029Primary sponsor

CWCasey WeinsteinSenator · Democrat · SD-028Primary sponsor

RBRachel BakerRepresentative · Democrat · HD-027Primary sponsor

TBTim BarhorstRepresentative · Republican · HD-085Primary sponsor

ABAdam BirdRepresentative · Republican · HD-063Primary sponsor

SBSean BrennanRepresentative · Democrat · HD-014Primary sponsor

JBJuanita BrentRepresentative · Democrat · HD-018Primary sponsor

ABAshley Bryant BaileyRepresentative · Democrat · HD-026Primary sponsor

TCThaddeus ClaggettRepresentative · Republican · HD-068Primary sponsor

JDJack DanielsRepresentative · Republican · HD-032Primary sponsor

TFTex FischerRepresentative · Republican · HD-059Primary sponsor

CGChris GlassburnRepresentative · Democrat · HD-015Primary sponsor

DHDerrick HallRepresentative · Democrat · HD-034Primary sponsor

LHLatyna HumphreyRepresentative · Democrat · HD-002Primary sponsor

DIDani IsaacsohnRepresentative · Democrat · HD-024Primary sponsor

CLCrystal LettRepresentative · Democrat · HD-011Primary sponsor

IMIsmail MohamedRepresentative · Democrat · HD-003Primary sponsor

JNJohnathan NewmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-080Primary sponsor

ARAllison RussoRepresentative · Democrat · HD-007Primary sponsor

JSJodi SalvoRepresentative · Republican · HD-051Primary sponsor

JSJean SchmidtRepresentative · Republican · HD-062Primary sponsor

MSMark SigristRepresentative · Democrat · HD-010Primary sponsor

JSJason StephensRepresentative · Republican · HD-093Primary sponsor

ESEric SynenbergRepresentative · Democrat · HD-021Primary sponsor

CTCecil ThomasRepresentative · Democrat · HD-025Primary sponsor

DTDesiree TimsRepresentative · Democrat · HD-038Primary sponsor

AWAndrea WhiteRepresentative · Republican · HD-036Primary sponsor

EWErika WhiteRepresentative · Democrat · HD-041Primary sponsor

JWJosh WilliamsRepresentative · Republican · HD-044Primary sponsor

BWBernard WillisRepresentative · Republican · HD-074Primary sponsor

TYTom YoungRepresentative · Republican · HD-037Primary sponsor

Bill history

Newest first.

Aug 26, 2026Effective

May 27, 2026Signed By The Governor

May 21, 2026Sent To The Governor

May 13, 2026Concurred in Senate amendmentsHouse

Apr 15, 2026PassedSenate

Mar 25, 2026Reported - Substitute: Addiction and Community RevitalizationSenate

Feb 11, 2026Referred to committee: Addiction and Community RevitalizationSenate

Nov 25, 2025IntroducedSenate

Show 4 earlier actions

Nov 19, 2025PassedHouse

Nov 19, 2025Reported: Community RevitalizationHouse

Sep 15, 2025Referred to committee: Community RevitalizationHouse

Jul 9, 2025IntroducedHouse

Recorded votes

House Favorable PassageNov 19, 2025 · House · 9 yea · 0 nayPassed

House PassedNov 19, 2025 · House · 89 yea · 0 nayPassed

Senate Favorable PassageMar 25, 2026 · Senate · 6 yea · 0 nayPassed

Senate PassedApr 15, 2026 · Senate · 33 yea · 0 nayPassed

House PassedMay 13, 2026 · House · 90 yea · 0 nayPassed

Subjects

Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Prisons and Jails
Public Safety
Transportation
Transportation : Drivers' Licenses
House Community Revitalization Committee
Senate Addiction and Community Revitalization Committee

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