U.S. CONGRESSMAN BILL JOHNSON Proudly Representing Eastern and Southeastern Ohio

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On April 30, Rep. Johnson spoke at Union Local High School in Belmont County as part of his student Leadership Series, which is taking place at various high schools across Eastern and Southeastern Ohio.

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Rep. Johnson toured and learned about the soap production process the company uses during a visit to National Automotive Chemical in Cambridge on March 9.

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Bill Johnson traveled to Ellsworth in Mahoning County on February 24 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of VFW 9571 Meander Post.

Bill Johnson presented a proclamation to the Barnesville Middle School Robotics Team on April 30. The students recently won a statewide competition.

Rep. Bil Johnson in Ironton on February 21 checking out the city's flood gates. It takes 12 people 12 hours to get the gates up and ready.

Bill Johnson recently held a roundtable in Meigs County to discuss the important issue of rural broadband.

During a recent District Work Period, Rep. Johnson visited Dogs 4 Warriors, which is located just outside Bowerston. It is a non-profit organization that provides professionally trained service dogs at no cost to combat veterans.

On January 17, Bill Johnson met with YSU President Tressel, Youngstown Mayor Brown, other elected officials, business community representatives, and other local leaders to discuss economic development opportunities that will benefit Youngstown and the entire Mahoning Valley.

On September 20, Bill Johnson joined 5th and 6th graders at Bloom-Vernon Elementary School in South Webster in writing letters of appreciation to local veterans.

Bill Johnson recently met with members of the Noble County Chamber of Commerce in Caldwell to discuss local road and infrastructure issues.