Fairfield Reporter

Congressman Troy Balderson, who has been serving Ohio's 12th district in the U.S. Congress since 2018, recently shared updates on his legislative activities and commemorative remarks through social media posts. Balderson, a resident of Zanesville, Ohio, has been active in addressing issues related to addiction treatment, energy legislation, and historical remembrance.

On June 4, 2025, Congressman Balderson highlighted the significance of the SUPPORT Act for Ohioans battling addiction. He stated that the act has been "a lifeline for Ohioans battling addiction—providing critical resources, expanding access to treatment, and offering hope." He further mentioned that the House would vote on reauthorizing this program to continue saving lives and healing families. "The SUPPORT Act has been a lifeline for Ohioans battling addiction—providing critical resources, expanding access to treatment, and offering hope."

On June 6, 2025, Balderson paid tribute to the Allied troops who participated in D-Day during World War II. Reflecting on the event's 81st anniversary, he remarked on their bravery and its impact on turning the tide of the war. "This historic act of bravery turned the tide of World War II—and we will always remember and honor their sacrifice," he wrote in his post. "81 years ago today, Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy in a heroic and courageous stand for freedom and liberty around the world."

Later that day, Balderson announced progress on two pieces of legislation—the Reliable Power Act and GRID Power Act—which advanced out of the House Commerce Energy Subcommittee. He emphasized these bills' importance in maintaining affordable and secure American energy amidst rising power demands. "With this legislation," he noted, "we can keep up with surging power demand & make sure American energy stays affordable, dependable, and secure." "️ Big news this week! ️ Two of my bills advanced out of the @HouseCommerce Energy Subcommittee—the Reliable Power Act and GRID Power Act."

Troy Balderson's political career began in Ohio's state legislature before transitioning to Congress following Pat Tiberi's departure.