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Brian earned a bachelor's degree in geography and urban planning from The University of Toledo and a master’s degree in regional planning from Ohio State University. He currently lives in Delaware County. He is married to his wife, Sue, with whom he has 4 children. He is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church. 

Brian currently works as a senior director of planning and permitting at WD Partners. He previously worked as a planning and development officer for Grove City, Ohio. 

Brian Lorenz is a state representative in State House District 60. He was appointed to this position in 2023. He also serves as chairperson of the House Economic & Workforce Development Committee. He previously served as a member of the Powell City Council. He was named to this position in 2010 and served for 6 full terms. He also served as mayor and vice-mayor of the City of Powell for 1 year each. 

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Planned to prioritize returning funds to the County for infrastructure improvements. 

- Prioritized keeping taxes low.
- Planned to prioritize returning funds to the County for infrastructure improvements. 

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As a state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 531 to make sex extortion a crime in the state of Ohio.

- As a state representative, co-sponsored House Bill 531 to make sex extortion a crime in the state of Ohio.

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As of August 7, 2024, Brian Lorenz’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Prioritized removing the "growth cap" in the school funding formula. 

- Prioritized removing the "growth cap" in the school funding formula. 

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Brian Lorenz

Brian holds a bachelor's degree in geography and urban planning from The University of Toledo and a master’s degree in regional planning from Ohio State University. He currently lives in Delaware County. He is married to his wife, Sue, with whom he has 4 children. He is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church. 

Brian Lorenz currently serves as a state representative in State House District 60. He was appointed to this position in 2023. He also serves as chairperson of the House Economic & Workforce Development Committee. He previously served as a member of the Powell City Council. He was named to this position in 2010 and served for 6 full terms. He also served as Mayor and Vice-Mayor of the City of Powell for 1 year each. 

Said during his 2018 campaign, he planned to prioritize keeping taxes low.

- Said during his 2018 campaign, he planned to prioritize keeping taxes low.
- Planned to prioritize returning funds to the County for infrastructure improvements. 

As a state representative, Lorenz co-sponsored House Bill 531 to make sex extortion a crime in the state of Ohio.

- As a state representative, Lorenz co-sponsored House Bill 531 to make sex extortion a crime in the state of Ohio.

As a member of the Olentangy School District Facilities Committee, he worked to enhance public education in central Ohio.

Said during his 2018 campaign, he planned to prioritize removing the "growth cap" in the school funding formula. 

- Said during his 2018 campaign, he planned to prioritize removing the "growth cap" in the school funding formula. 

Brian Lorenz was born and raised in Ohio and currently resides in Delaware County. He attended the University of Toledo for his undergraduate education and earned a master’s degree at The Ohio State University. He is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Delaware County and has a family with his wife, Sue, and their four children.

Brian Lorenz currently works as a Senior Director of Planning and Permitting. He previously served as Mayor of Powell and was a member of the Powell City Council. He also worked with the Powell Community Improvement Corporation and the Olentangy School District Facilities Committee.

Brian Lorenz is serving his first term in the Ohio House, representing the 60th District. He was first elected to Powell City Council in 2010, served as Mayor, and has been a member of the Powell Community Improvement Corporation and the Planning and Zoning Commission.

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Wants to bring money to Delaware County for infrastructure upgrades.

- Supports Ohio's agricultural economy.
- Wants to keep residents taxes low
- Wants to bring money to Delaware County for infrastructure upgrades.

As a House Representative, co-sponsored House Bill 531 "Braden's Law", to make sextortion a crime in Ohio.

- As a House Representative, co-sponsored House Bill 531 "Braden's Law", to make sextortion a crime in Ohio.

Supports removing the 5% growth cap on year-over-year budget increases for school districts in the school funding formula.

- Supports removing the 5% growth cap on year-over-year budget increases for school districts in the school funding formula.

Brian Lorenz was born and raised in Ohio and currently resides in Delaware County. He attended the University of Toledo for his undergraduate education and earned a master’s degree at The Ohio State University. He is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Delaware and has a family with his wife, Sue, and their four children: Henry, Annaliese, Elisabeth, and Charlotte.

Brian Lorenz is currently serving his first term in the Ohio House, representing the 60th District. He previously served as Mayor of Powell and was a member of the Powell City Council. He also worked with the Powell Community Improvement Corporation and the Olentangy School District Facilities Committee.

Brian Lorenz is serving his first term in the Ohio House, representing the 60th District. He was first elected to Powell City Council in 2010, served as Mayor of Powell, and has been a member of the Powell Community Improvement Corporation and the Planning and Zoning Commission.

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