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Public Defender office receives Controlling Board approval to address county-share shortfall in FY26
Summary
The Controlling Board approved a request from the Ohio Public Defender’s Office to address discrepancies between county-share funding and state GRF appropriations for FY26; officials said the disconnect originated between the office’s September request and the executive budget proposal.
The Ohio Controlling Board approved the Public Defender’s request for additional funds to address county‑share obligations after changes made in the executive budget, the office said.
Andy Plagens, chief fiscal officer for the Ohio Public Defender’s Office, told the board that the discrepancy arose because…
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