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Ohio Rev. Code § 121.04

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§ 121.04. Offices created in the several departments

Official statutory text

March 20, 2026 Senate Bill 56 - 136th General Assembly Offices are created within the several departments as follows: In the department of commerce: Commissioner of securities; Superintendent of real estate and professional licensing; Superintendent of financial institutions; State fire marshal; Superintendent of industrial compliance; Superintendent of liquor control; Superintendent of unclaimed funds; Superintendent of cannabis control. In the department of administrative services: Equal employment opportunity coordinator. In the department of agriculture: Chiefs of divisions as follows: Administration; Animal health; Livestock environmental permitting; Soil and water conservation; Dairy; Food safety; Plant health; Markets; Meat inspection; Consumer protection laboratory; Amusement ride safety; Enforcement; Weights and measures. In the department of natural resources: Chiefs of divisions as follows: Mineral resources management; Oil and gas resources management; Forestry; Natural areas and preserves; Wildlife; Geological survey; Parks and watercraft; Water resources; Engineering. In the department of insurance: Deputy superintendent of insurance; Assistant superintendent of insurance, technical; Assistant superintendent of insurance, administrative; Assistant superintendent of insurance, research. Last updated January 16, 2026 at 2:44 PM

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