Ohio would move the county assessment fund’s balance to its general fund and shift specified children’s health program funds and obligations to another account.
The bill would repeal the law section it identifies as covering county contributions to the children’s health program. The text does not explain the current contribution rules.
The state would move Fund 6660’s cash balance to its general fund, then abolish Fund 6660. It would shift specified program obligations and appropriations to another account.
The bill would repeal section 3701.024 of Ohio law. The bill identifies section 3701.024 as the section it would repeal, but does not include that section’s rules.
The state would transfer Fund 6660’s cash balance to the General Revenue Fund and abolish Fund 6660. It would also move specified program obligations and appropriations to another account. These directions cover the Medically Handicapped Children County Assessment Fund and state accounts for children and youth with special health care needs. The remaining fiscal year 2026 and 2027 amounts would move after the health director certifies them. The transfer and account changes would occur on the section’s effective date or as soon as possible afterward. Remaining fiscal year 2026 and 2027 amounts would move after certification.
No hearings or votes scheduled.