Removes residency requirements for city directors of public service and public safety in Ohio.
HB428 amends Ohio law to eliminate residency requirements for directors of public service and public safety in cities. Previously, these directors had to become residents of the city within six months of their appointment, but now they need not be residents at the time of their appointment. The mayor still appoints these directors, who are responsible for administering their respective departments.
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