The Ohio General Assembly untied the state’s purse strings and gave the Ohio DNR more than $265 million for various capital improvement projects over the next two years.
This largesse was just part of the legislature’s biennium (every two years) $3.7 billion Capital Improvement Budget and signed by Gov. Mike DeWine. It is important to remember that a biennium Capital Improvement Budget is the flip-side of the state’s money authorization coin, the also biennium State Operating Budget.
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