Ohio

Bills

Every bill and resolution in the 136th General Assembly, from filing to law.

45 bills on firearms Sort: Latest action Newest filed Number Title Furthest along
BillTitleWhere it standsLast action
HB 1025 Designate Long Rifle of Early Ohio as the official state firearm Johnathan Newman Introduced Oct 13, 2026Introduced
SB 273 Enact the Keep Them Safe Act Kyle Koehler Became law Jun 18, 2026Signed by the governor
HB 909 Enact the Keep Every Home Safe Act Darnell T. Brewer In committee May 20, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 901 Enact Amya's Law for Child Access Prevention Darnell T. Brewer In committee May 20, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 899 Require foster caregivers to securely store firearms Darnell T. Brewer In committee May 20, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 872 Establish Economic Task Force on Gun Violence and Violent Crimes Karen Brownlee, Darnell T. Brewer In committee May 20, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 871 Designate Gun Violence Awareness Month Darnell T. Brewer, Dontavius L. Jarrells In committee May 20, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 321 Regards carrying of firearms by certain special police officers Tim Schaffer Passed one chamber May 13, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 278 Permit monetary damages against municipal corps with gun controls Terry Johnson Passed one chamber May 13, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 214 Remove firearm mufflers, suppressors as dangerous ordnance Kyle Koehler Passed one chamber May 13, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 413 Regards transporting a firearm in a motor vehicle Tim Schaffer In committee Apr 15, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 392 Regards concealed weapons license, weapon types, carry locations Al Cutrona, Terry Johnson In committee Mar 25, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 614 Enact the Second Chance Safety Act Bernard Willis, Tristan Rader In committee Feb 4, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 303 Allow 18-21 year olds to purchase a handgun from a federal dealer Terry Johnson In committee Nov 19, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 498 Enact the Ohio Self-Defense Act Beth Lear, Monica Robb Blasdel In committee Oct 8, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 495 Enact the Freedom to Carry Act Jennifer Gross, Josh Williams In committee Oct 8, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 279 Ban discouraging, barring law enforcement from carrying off duty Terry Johnson In committee Oct 8, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 460 Allow specified officials to carry a handgun in a govt facility Thaddeus J. Claggett, Bernard Willis In committee Oct 1, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 238 Limit liability for firearms dealers re: firearm hold agreements Hearcel F. Craig In committee Oct 1, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 237 Restore local authority to regulate firearms and knives Hearcel F. Craig, Catherine D. Ingram In committee Oct 1, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 236 Enact the Suicide Self-Defense Act Hearcel F. Craig, Paula Hicks-Hudson In committee Oct 1, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 235 Prohibit certain conduct that accelerates firearm's rate of fire Kent Smith, Hearcel F. Craig In committee Oct 1, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 408 Limit the locations at which a person has no duty to retreat Latyna M. Humphrey In committee Sep 15, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 382 Enact the Second Amendment Protection Act Tex Fischer In committee Sep 15, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 373 Enact the Universal Background Checks Act Phillip M. Robinson, Jr., Crystal Lett In committee Sep 15, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 358 Require distribution of information on firearm storage Darnell T. Brewer, Tex Fischer In committee Jun 18, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 354 Enact the Keeping Our Survivors Safe Act Michele Grim, Munira Abdullahi In committee Jun 18, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 352 Expand offense of domestic violence, weapons under disability Darnell T. Brewer In committee Jun 18, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 351 Establish the Ohio Task Force on Gun Violence Darnell T. Brewer, Karen Brownlee In committee Jun 18, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 350 Prohibit certain conduct that accelerates firearm's rate of fire Cecil Thomas, Michele Grim In committee Jun 18, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 348 Regards duty to carry a concealed handgun license, notify police Dani Isaacsohn, Meredith R. Lawson-Rowe In committee Jun 18, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 337 Require firearm sale by federal dealer to include trigger lock Cecil Thomas, Anita Somani In committee Jun 11, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 331 Remove firearm mufflers, suppressors as dangerous ordnance Kellie Deeter, Tex Fischer In committee Jun 11, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 330 Authorize sales tax holiday for firearm safety, storage devices Kellie Deeter, Tex Fischer In committee Jun 11, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 5 Enact the Repeat Offender Act Josh Williams, Bernard Willis Passed one chamber May 28, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 235 Authorize tax credit for handgun training and firearms storage Meredith R. Lawson-Rowe, Darnell T. Brewer In committee Apr 30, 2025Refer to Committee
SCR 1 Urge designation of illicit fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction Terry Johnson Passed one chamber Mar 5, 2025Introduced and Referred to Committee
HB 120 Exempt from sales and use tax sales of firearm safety devices Darnell T. Brewer, Jennifer Gross In committee Feb 26, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 98 Prohibit firearm possession - certain domestic violence offenses Hearcel F. Craig, Casey Weinstein In committee Feb 12, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 96 Authorize tax credit for handgun training and firearms storage Hearcel F. Craig, Willis E. Blackshear, Jr. In committee Feb 12, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 75 Increase penalty for failure to report a lost or stolen firearm Paula Hicks-Hudson, Catherine D. Ingram In committee Feb 12, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 68 Regards conceal carry locations, nonresident firearms disability Adam Mathews, Justin Pizzulli In committee Feb 12, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 46 Enact the Extreme Risk Protection Order Act Cecil Thomas, Michele Grim In committee Feb 5, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 45 Prohibit certain firearm transfers without a background check Cecil Thomas, Rachel B. Baker In committee Feb 5, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 59 Exempt firearms and ammunition from sales and use tax Al Cutrona, Tim Schaffer In committee Jan 29, 2025Refer to Committee

From Ohio's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.