The Ohio Manufactured Homes Association (OMHA) tells MHProNews that the Ohio General Assembly House of Representatives Finance Committee is currently reviewing proposed language in House Bill 49.
The bill proposes to abolish the Ohio Manufactured Homes Commission, delivering a potentially devastating setback to the industry in the state.
If the Commission is abolished, the Ohio Department of Commerce would regulate the industry in the state, resulting in bureaucratic delays, according to the OMHA .
The organization is asking for help from those in the state of Ohio, by calling and emailing state representatives and urging them to contact members of the House Finance Committee.
OMHA has set up links for ease of use in making contact and spreading the word.
You can have an email letter sent on your behalf here, or you can go here and enter your zip code to get contact information for representatives in your area to call.
A script that can be utilized is linked here.
As Daily Business News readers already know, the Ohio Manufactured Homes Association (OMHA) is a not for profit organization whose strategic vision strives to make manufactured housing a standard way of life in Ohio.
For additional commentary from OMHA Executive Director Tim Williams, including his take on actions by President Donald Trump that affect the manufactured housing industry, click here. ##
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Submitted by RC Williams to the Daily Business News, MHProNews
