Ohio Senate Resolution 64 encourages moving NASA headquarters to Cleveland, citing Ohio's aerospace contributions and infrastructure.

The Ohio Senate Resolution 64 encourages relocating NASA headquarters to Cleveland, Ohio. It highlights Ohio's contributions to aviation and space exploration, including its highly skilled workforce and world-class research institutions. The resolution argues that Ohio's robust infrastructure and lower cost of living make it a strategic location for NASA's operations. It also notes the lease on the current NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C. will expire in 2028, making this a timely opportunity to move federal agencies out of Washington, D.C. and reduce federal spending.

Ohio Senate Resolution 64 encourages moving NASA headquarters to Cleveland, citing Ohio's aerospace contributions and infrastructure.

The Ohio Senate Resolution 64 encourages relocating NASA headquarters to Cleveland, Ohio. It highlights Ohio's contributions to aviation and space exploration, including its highly skilled workforce and world-class research institutions. The resolution argues that Ohio's robust infrastructure and lower cost of living make it a strategic location for NASA's operations. It also notes the lease on the current NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C. will expire in 2028, making this a timely opportunity to move federal agencies out of Washington, D.C. and reduce federal spending.