Rep. Troy Balderson

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day! Thank you to all the hardworking Ohioans who keep America moving forward.

09/04/2026

Perry County residents impacted by flooding: A caseworker from my office will be available today at the Corning Public Library to provide assistance and answer questions about available resources.

WHERE: 113 Elizabeth Hill St, Corning, OH 43764

WHEN: 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. Friday, September 4

Disaster recovery resources and support are available for families in our community. Stop by tomorrow to connect with local resources and assistance. 💙

09/03/2026

Today, Sen. Jon Husted, Sen. Bernie Moreno, and I urged President Trump to swiftly approve Governor DeWine's request for a major disaster declaration for Ohio following devastating storms and flooding.

Our communities need a helping hand to recover and rebuild, and this declaration would make critical federal assistance available to those who need it.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Troy Balderson (OH-12), along with Senators Jon Husted (R-OH) and Bernie Moreno (R-OH), sent a letter today to President Donald Trump urging the swift approval of Governor Mike DeWine’s request for a major disaster declaration for Ohio following devastating storms...

09/03/2026

📢 Licking County Residents 📢

Today, September 3, caseworkers from my office are on site at the Pataskala Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) in Licking County to assist area residents impacted by recent flooding.

Stop by if you have any questions on available resources or need help navigating federal agencies. You can also call my office at (614) 523-2555 for assistance.

📍 City of Pataskala Police Training Center, 623 Broad Street SW, Pataskala, OH 43062

🕚 Hours: 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.

08/31/2026

THIS WEEK: Caseworkers from my office will be back at at the Roseville Multi-Agency Resource Center to assist area residents impacted by the recent flooding.

WHERE: William H. Barker Community Center (13047 Karl Brown Rd., Roseville, OH 43777)

WHEN: Tuesday, September 1, and Wednesday, September 2, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

WHAT: Assistance navigating federal agencies and answering questions on available resources for flood recovery.

📞 Residents seeking assistance can also call my office at (614) 523-2555.

08/28/2026

Flood-affected businesses: The Small Business Administration (SBA) will be in Zanesville Sept. 4 to share disaster recovery resources and assistance information.

WHEN: Sept. 4 from 10–11 AM
WHERE: EagleSticks Golf Club in Zanesville

More info ⬇️

08/28/2026

My constituents need help NOW. FEMA is on the ground assessing the flood damage, but assessments alone are not direct assistance for families and businesses trying to recover.

I am pushing for immediate federal relief and will continue pressing until that assistance reaches our communities.

08/26/2026

📣 REMINDER: Caseworkers from my office will be available this week at the Roseville Multi-Agency Resource Center to assist area residents impacted by the recent flooding.

Stop by the William H. Barker Community Center (13047 Karl Brown Rd., Roseville, OH 43777) Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. if you need help navigating federal agencies, have any questions about available resources, or need assistance with flood recovery casework.

08/26/2026

Residents of Morgan, Muskingum, and Perry Counties will see federal and state assessors this week as they work to evaluate the full scope of damage caused by recent storms and flooding.

Thank you to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin, SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler, and Governor DeWine for mobilizing these resources to help our communities rebuild, repair, and recover.

Federal officials have begun damage assessments, a key step toward a possible federal disaster declaration for communities hit hard by flooding

08/26/2026

This morning, I gathered with representatives from FEMA, SBA, Ohio EMA, and Muskingum County EMA at the Emergency Operations Center in Zanesville as they begin expedited preliminary assessments of the damage caused by this month’s floods.

Since the storms hit, I’ve been urging state and federal officials to begin these assessments as soon as possible so people can begin to recover—and I’ll keep pushing to make sure our communities have the support and resources they need.