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Stivers: Coastal-drilling fight with Obama stalling highway funding
Feb 22, 2012 -
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH BY ROBERT VITALE Washington’s inability to figure out a way to pay for the nation’s roadwork probably will result in a three- or four-year temporary fix, U.S. Rep. Steve Stivers said today. The Upper Arlington Republican told a transportation conference sponsored by the Mid-Ohi...
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Stivers Jobs Initiative Passes the House
Feb 16, 2012 -
Legislation introduced by Representative Steve Stivers (R-OH) – H..R. 3410 – the Energy Security and Transportation Jobs Act –was included as part of the Protecting Investment in Oil Shale the Next Generation of Environmental, Energy, and Resource Security (PIONEERS) Act. Stivers joined his colleagu...
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Stivers proposes increased offshore drilling to pay for infrastructure
Nov 14, 2011 -
BUSINESS FIRST BY JEFF BELL U.S. Rep. Steve Stivers thinks he has found a way to help Ohio and other states find a new revenue stream to pay for overdue repairs and improvements to roads, bridges and other infrastructure. Stivers, R-Columbus, plans to introduce a bill Monday that would take money fr...
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GOP calls for drilling in Arctic Wildlife Refuge to pay for infrastructure
Nov 11, 2011 -
THE HILL BY BEN GEMAN A proposal from House Republicans to funnel energy development revenues into infrastructure spending calls for a massive expansion of offshore oil-and-gas leasing and opening up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling rigs, according to new details unveiled Friday. The ...
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Speaker Looks to Create Bond Between Drilling, Highway Fund
Oct 19, 2011 -
CQ TODAY BY ALAN K. OTA Speaker John A. Boehner has begun working with a Republican ally on an unorthodox proposal to use money raised through the sale of bonds linked to expanded offshore oil and gas drilling to replenish the Highway Trust Fund. Ohio GOP Rep. Steve Stivers has talked with the Speak...
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Coda loan needs OK, say Ohio lawmakers
Aug 10, 2011 -
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH BY DAN GEARINO Coda Automotive has waited for more than a year after submitting its federal loan application to build a battery plant in Columbus. It’s heard nothing. That’s too long, according to a letter sent yesterday by members of Ohio’s congressional delegation. “This adva...
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