North Columbus News

Representative Josh Williams, who serves Ohio's 9th District in the U.S. House of Representatives, shared a series of posts on August 19, 2025, highlighting projected tax cuts for his constituents and commenting on public safety in Washington D.C.

In a post made at 14:07 UTC, Williams detailed anticipated tax relief amounts for several counties in his district under what he referred to as the "One Big Beautiful Bill." He wrote: "If you live in Ohio's 9th District, this is the average tax cut you will receive next year because of the One Big Beautiful Bill:

Defiance: $2,646

Williams: $2,483

Fulton: $2,723

Lucas: $2,745

Ottawa: $2,927

Sandusky: $2,405

Erie: $2,643

Wood: $3,233

If @Marcy_Kaptur had it her".

A follow-up post was published one minute later at 14:08 UTC with a link and an emoji indicating additional information or context related to the previous message. The tweet stated simply " https://t.co/AwxQnrwBae".

Later that day at 17:31 UTC, Williams commented on security conditions in the nation's capital. He posted: "Currently walking down the safe streets of Washington D.C. thanks to President Trump and our great Ohio National Guardsmen.

America's cities will be safe, clean, and beautiful again! https://t.co/O7TZnRdApG".

The "One Big Beautiful Bill," referenced by Williams as providing significant tax relief to residents across multiple counties in Ohio's 9th District—including Defiance, Williams, Fulton, Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie and Wood—appears positioned as a key legislative achievement promoted by his office. Tax policy changes often have substantial effects on household budgets and local economies; proposals such as these are frequently central topics during congressional sessions and election cycles.

Additionally, Williams' remarks about safety in Washington D.C., crediting former President Donald Trump and members of the Ohio National Guard for current conditions in the city’s streets—reflect ongoing national debates regarding urban crime rates and federal involvement in local law enforcement strategies. Such statements are part of broader political discussions concerning public safety initiatives undertaken by both federal authorities and state-level units like National Guard deployments.

Josh Williams has served as U.S. Representative for Ohio’s 9th Congressional District since January 2023 after defeating longtime incumbent Marcy Kaptur. His communications regularly address fiscal policy matters relevant to his constituents as well as issues related to national security and urban management.