Enrollment Analysis: Multiracial students comprised 6.3% of Butler County's student body in 2022-23 school year
Butler County schools reported 3,473 multiracial students enrolled in the 2022-23 school year.
Census Bureau: 76.4% of people in Butler County were old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 387,830 citizens living in Butler County in 2021, 76.4% were old enough to vote, equating to 296,271 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
- 6,851 Hispanic students enrolled in Butler County schools in 2022-23 school year
- Butler County home sales during week ending March 9
- How many non-Hispanic Black students were enrolled in Butler County schools in 2022-23 school year?
- Week ending March 2: Butler County home sales
- Butler County Education: 2,716 Asian or Pacific Islander students were enrolled in schools in 2022-23 school year
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Butler County Economic Development Project Awarded Grant Funding
NorthPoint Development and the City of Fairfield have announced plans to develop the Fairfield Trade Center, a project that will directly support various industries, including manufacturing, automotive, logistics, distribution, and e-commerce, as revealed by State Rep. Jennifer Gross (R-West Chester).The project, which aims to transform approximately 77 acres of previously unusable land into Class A industrial space, has secured a $1 million JobsOhio OSIP Grant for its development. State Rep. Jennifer Gross expressed her optimism about the initiative, stating, "This...
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ICYMI: Rep. Davidson Op-Ed in The Hill: Fixing our broken health care system
Washington, DC - Congressman Warren Davidson has shed light on the critical state of the American healthcare system and the urgent need for substantial policy reforms in an op-ed published in The Hill. In his article, Davidson emphasizes the dire situation facing healthcare in the United States.Davidson bluntly states, “The American health care system is killing us. I wish I meant that metaphorically, but sadly, it’s true.” He expresses concern over the increasing costs and declining patient outcomes within the system, highlighting the alarming statistic that the U.S....
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ICYMI: Rep. Warren Davidson Hosts Annual Farm Forum in Ansonia, OH
ANSONIA, OH – Congressman Warren Davidson (R-OH) recently hosted his annual Farm Forum at Ansonia High School, bringing together state and federal government officials, as well as community agriculture leaders from Ohio’s 8th District. The event aimed to prioritize listening directly from Ohio’s top agriculture leaders to explore ways Congress can support farmers and ranchers.Among the distinguished guests were Ohio State Senator Tim Shaffer, Dr. John Fulton from The Ohio State University, Mr. Jack Irvin representing the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, and Mr. Matthew Apple...
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Rep. Davidson Criticizes President Biden's State of the Union Address
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) has strongly criticized President Biden's State of the Union address, highlighting what he perceives as the failures of the Biden Administration's policies. In his statement, Rep. Davidson asserted, "Joe Biden has failed on every single policy issue facing our county. His policies have purposely undermined the security of our southern border. Biden has failed to secure the border, end reckless spending, and change the status quo despite Congress passing H.R. 2 and individual appropriation bills that cut spending."The...
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Reps. Davidson & Biggs Issue Statement on Data Broker Executive Order by the Biden Administration
WASHINGTON, DC – Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) and Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) today issued the following statement in response to the Biden Administration's data broker executive order."Americans’ privacy rights cannot be secured when governments around the world can buy our sensitive health data, location data, biometric data, and financial data," expressed Reps. Davidson & Biggs. They also noted, "The U.S. government is circumventing the 4th Amendment and our right to privacy by purchasing these same types of data."Highlighting their concerns, the representatives added,...
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Ohio House Passes Strategic Community Investment Fund
The Ohio House of Representatives has approved the historic Strategic Community Investment Fund, marking a significant milestone in the state's commitment to development and growth. State Rep. Sara Carruthers (R-Hamilton) announced the passing of Substitute House Bill 2, which includes a one-time allocation of $350 million for statewide, regional, and local projects.Carruthers expressed her enthusiasm for the investments, stating, "Butler County has always been a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Securing these investments will ensure our future remains...
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Hall Announces Community Infrastructure Project Funding During Local Press Conference
COLUMBUS—The Ohio Rail Development Commission has awarded a grant of $2,761,672.50 to Butler County for the Cedar Grove Connector project. State Rep. Thomas Hall (R-Madison Twp.) made the announcement during a local press conference. The funding will be used towards building an access road and closing an at-grade crossing in the Cedar Grove subdivision in St. Clair Township.Hall emphasized the positive impact that this funding will have on the community. He said, "This project funding will make the Cedar Grove community an even better place to live. It will directly...
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Rep. Warren Davidson’s Statement On The House Continuing Resolution
Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) has expressed his disappointment with the House's recent decision regarding the continuing resolution. In a statement released today, Davidson emphasized the importance of securing the southern border, stating, "There is no substitute for victory when it comes to securing the southern border."Davidson criticized the House for missing an opportunity to implement border security measures in the government funding bill, stating, "Today, the House missed another opportunity to attach commonsense border security policies to a government funding...
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House Committee Begins Hearings on Township Omnibus Bill
The House State and Local Government Committee in Columbus has begun hearings on the Township Omnibus Bill, sponsored by State Rep. Thomas Hall of Madison Twp. The bill aims to support local townships by implementing various provisions.Among the provisions outlined in House Bill 315 are the extension of townships' authority to form new community authorities or modify existing ones. This will allow townships to have more flexibility in their governance and decision-making processes.Additionally, the bill grants townships the authority to establish Township Preservation...
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Economic Development Project Approved in Butler County
COLUMBUS – Resilience US, Inc., located in West Chester Township, has been granted tax credit funding by the Ohio Tax Credit Authority (TCA) for a renovation project that will contribute to local economic development and job creation. State Rep. Jennifer Gross (R-West Chester) made the announcement, stating that the funding will result in the creation of 274 full-time positions and generate $18.7 million in new annual payroll, while also retaining $27.2 million in existing payroll.“I am very pleased to continue to see intentional investments into Butler County,” said...