OH SB30

Enacts sections 2909.13, 2909.14, and 2909.15 of the Revised Code to establish an arson offender and juvenile arson offender registry in Ohio

Requires arson offenders and juvenile arson offenders to register personally with the Attorney General within specified timeframes (10 days post-release or post-sentencing) and provide personal information including name, address, social security number, employment, vehicles, and distinguishing marks

Mandates annual in-person reregistration; adult arson offenders must reregister until death unless judge limits period to minimum 10 years; juvenile arson offenders must reregister until age 25, or until death if convicted of additional arson-related offense

Establishes registration fees of $50 initially and $25 annually; Attorney General may waive fees for indigent offenders; Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation maintains registry available to fire marshals, law enforcement, and firefighters through Ohio law enforcement gateway

Makes failure to register or reregister a fifth-degree felony; violation constitutes breach of community control, parole, or post-release control sanctions; parents/guardians of juvenile offenders under 18 may be prosecuted if they fail to ensure registration