The resolution from the 136th General Assembly of Ohio expresses support for the City of Cleveland's bid to host the 2030 Special Olympics U.S.A. Games. It highlights the significance of the Special Olympics as a global movement that promotes inclusivity and empowerment for athletes with intellectual disabilities through sports. The resolution notes that Cleveland is a strong contender for hosting the games, with the Special Olympics U.S.A. Site Selection Committee having toured the city and its venues. The decision between Cleveland and Nashville will be announced in the spring.

Additionally, the resolution emphasizes the community's commitment to the event, citing the recruitment of over 10,000 volunteers and the raising of more than $10 million from corporate leaders as unprecedented support for the games. The House of Representatives resolves to officially support Cleveland's bid and instructs the Clerk to send copies of the resolution to relevant parties, including Special Olympics North America and Ohio media outlets.