Rosenberger appointed as chairman of House Finance Committee's Sub-Committee of Higher Education
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Ohio House Speaker William G. Batchelder announced late last week the committee assignments for members of the 130th General Assembly.
The new class includes second term member State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) who represents the newly redistricted 91st house district, including all of Clinton, Highland, and Pike counties, as well as Franklin and Huntington Townships in Ross County. Rosenberger’s duties will include chairing the House Finance Committee’s Sub-Committee for Higher Education while serving as a member of Finance Committee, Public Utilities, Military and Veterans Affairs. New for this General Assembly, he will be one of three house members chosen to sit on the Controlling Board, the appropriations advisory and review board.[[In-content Ad]]
The new class includes second term member State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) who represents the newly redistricted 91st house district, including all of Clinton, Highland, and Pike counties, as well as Franklin and Huntington Townships in Ross County. Rosenberger’s duties will include chairing the House Finance Committee’s Sub-Committee for Higher Education while serving as a member of Finance Committee, Public Utilities, Military and Veterans Affairs. New for this General Assembly, he will be one of three house members chosen to sit on the Controlling Board, the appropriations advisory and review board.[[In-content Ad]]
“I’m excited to begin work in Columbus,” Rosenberger said.
“I am honored that the speaker and his leadership team has trusted me with this chairmanship and a voice on controlling board.
"I have been meeting with many interested parties over the last few months regarding issues they would like to see addressed in the coming session. I truly appreciate the communication of any and all that would like to discuss their concerns regarding topics of state interest and encourage you to contact my office.”