Haydee Sadler
Pursuing Truth:
What Matters to You Matters to Me
I ran for City of Findlay Mayor in 2023 and during my campaign I sought out answers to the things that concerned the citizens of Findlay, Ohio. Since then, I have continued to write, blog and post about the city’s business, grant funds and illegal immigrants, ALL issues that I found were never addressed during the Strategic Planning Committee that I sat on in 2022.
This year, another race is upon us, one for City Council where residents from our city elect officials to be their voice. I’m asking to be your voice. I am battle tested and have proven that I will not give up on this community.
Haydee is committed to:
What matters to you matters to me!
Read Haydee’s latest blog posts:
March 22, 2025
President Trump’s Administration announced it has revoked the legal status of 530,000 Cuban, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans
The Department of Homeland Security announced yesterday that it would revoke the legal status of…
March 21, 2025
ICYMI: DHS reduces Haiti Temporary Status (TPS) designation and is now set to expire August 3, 2025
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has accelerated to period for Haiti’s TPS status from February 3,…
March 20, 2025
Patricia (Patty) Klein is running for Findlay City Council Ward 3. Here’s why . . .
“Nurtured Candidates” I became a candidate for the 3rd Ward City Council seat because I…
March 20, 2025
Findlay, Ohio is quickly becoming Radiation City with all the fast-tracked 5g infrastructure being installed by “Declaring an Emergency”
Findlay, Ohio is becoming notorious for its failure to lead our community in a healthy,…
March 20, 2025
Change has been needed in Findlay for quite some time and Letters to the editor express that clearly
On Monday, January 9, 2023 a letter was written to The Courier by a frustrated…
Findlay Data Center Zoning Proposal
The Mayor has asked for input on their idea of what they believe is a good set of guidelines. Councilwoman Kensinger has described their guidelines as medium strict. I believe most people want STRICT. Like so strict they don’t want to come here. Below are the bullet points for HB983. This bill is in the House and I think it has the best guardrails for data centers. The Mayors idea that each data center proposal should be looked at on a case by case task leaves too much wiggle room for shady favors for friendly developers.
Please take a look at the comparison below and consider writing to both our city council and our state representatives and ask them to support the strictest guidelines.
🗳 Citizen Approval
Findlay
No public vote required. Planning Commission decides.
HB983
Requires voter approval before qualifying projects or expansions.
⚡ Power Supply
Findlay
Must study grid impacts; may use public electric grid.
HB983
Requires data centers to provide their own power rather than shifting costs to other ratepayers.
💰 Tax Incentives
Findlay
Does not prohibit tax abatements or incentives.
HB983
Prohibits future local tax incentives for covered data centers.
📄 Public Transparency
Findlay
Development agreements may be negotiated but are not automatically public.
HB983
Makes development agreements public records.
🧪 Chemical Disclosure
Findlay
Limited disclosure requirements.
HB983
Requires disclosure of cooling and wastewater chemicals.
🌎 Environmental Testing
Findlay
Applicant provides studies reviewed by the city.
HB983
Requires independent environmental testing and public reporting.
💧 Water Protection
Findlay
No groundwater for cooling; detailed water-use reporting required.
HB983
Adds statewide environmental protections and liability for damage.
🏠 Distance from Homes
Findlay
1,000-foot minimum setback from homes, schools, parks, hospitals, and nursing homes.
HB983
No comparable statewide setback requirement.
🔊 Noise Limits
Findlay
Day: 55 dBA; Night: 45 dBA at residential property lines.
HB983
No comparable statewide noise limits.
🚧 Site Design
Findlay
Extensive rules for landscaping, lighting, screening, traffic, drainage, and decommissioning.
HB983
Focuses more on public policy than local site design.
💵 Infrastructure Costs
Findlay
Applicant generally responsible for improvements “where legally permissible.”
HB983
Expressly prevents shifting costs to taxpayers and ratepayers.
⚖ Liability
Findlay
Financial guarantees may be required by the city.
HB983
Creates statutory liability for damage to water supplies and infrastructure.
The Mayor has asked for input on their idea of what they believe is a good set of guidelines. Councilwoman Kensinger has described their guidelines as medium strict. I believe most people want STRICT. Like so strict they don’t want to come here. Below are the bullet points for HB983. This bill is in the House and I think it has the best guardrails for data centers. The Mayors idea that each data center proposal should be looked at on a case by case task leaves too much wiggle room for shady favors for friendly developers.
Please take a look at the comparison below and consider writing to both our city council and our state representatives and ask them to support the strictest guidelines.
🗳 Citizen Approval
Findlay
No public vote required. Planning Commission decides.
HB983
Requires voter approval before qualifying projects or expansions.
⚡ Power Supply
Findlay
Must study grid impacts; may use public electric grid.
HB983
Requires data centers to provide their own power rather than shifting costs to other ratepayers.
💰 Tax Incentives
Findlay
Does not prohibit tax abatements or incentives.
HB983
Prohibits future local tax incentives for covered data centers.
📄 Public Transparency
Findlay
Development agreements may be negotiated but are not automatically public.
HB983
Makes development agreements public records.
🧪 Chemical Disclosure
Findlay
Limited disclosure requirements.
HB983
Requires disclosure of cooling and wastewater chemicals.
🌎 Environmental Testing
Findlay
Applicant provides studies reviewed by the city.
HB983
Requires independent environmental testing and public reporting.
💧 Water Protection
Findlay
No groundwater for cooling; detailed water-use reporting required.
HB983
Adds statewide environmental protections and liability for damage.
🏠 Distance from Homes
Findlay
1,000-foot minimum setback from homes, schools, parks, hospitals, and nursing homes.
HB983
No comparable statewide setback requirement.
🔊 Noise Limits
Findlay
Day: 55 dBA; Night: 45 dBA at residential property lines.
HB983
No comparable statewide noise limits.
🚧 Site Design
Findlay
Extensive rules for landscaping, lighting, screening, traffic, drainage, and decommissioning.
HB983
Focuses more on public policy than local site design.
💵 Infrastructure Costs
Findlay
Applicant generally responsible for improvements “where legally permissible.”
HB983
Expressly prevents shifting costs to taxpayers and ratepayers.
⚖ Liability
Findlay
Financial guarantees may be required by the city.
HB983
Creates statutory liability for damage to water supplies and infrastructure.
If you want to know what Babylon looks like, take a listen to them telling you in their own words.
#Babylon
#Babylon
Well, this aged beautifully. 😂 Gary has since retracted his statement after realizing that the three Democrats he publicly accused of funding my campaign actually gave me $0. Usually I expect this kind of behavior from Democrats, not fellow Republicans. The bigger issue is having a state representative willing to blast out accusations as fact without first making sure the facts actually support them.
This is genius! If a public official runs a deficit budget, they shouldn’t get paid.
This administration needs to STOP getting paid by our taxpayer dollars since they don’t serve us, they serve themselves and their puppet masters.
We need to stop paying those we elected to serve We The People yet only serve public-private partnerships with behind the scene deals.
#FindlayOhio🇺🇸
#StopPayingMayorMuryn and her croonies.
This administration needs to STOP getting paid by our taxpayer dollars since they don’t serve us, they serve themselves and their puppet masters.
We need to stop paying those we elected to serve We The People yet only serve public-private partnerships with behind the scene deals.
#FindlayOhio🇺🇸
#StopPayingMayorMuryn and her croonies.
A few years ago we had a 50% increase on our water bills based on fake numbers and projections, thank you Rob Martin. Current Councilman Danny Delong spoke to this matter at a city council meeting with accurate numbers in opposition to the rate increase.
Imagine another hike in rates because Mayor Christina Muryn is following a globalist agenda and wants to sell our water.
Her and Rob have destroyed our once charming city.
Imagine another hike in rates because Mayor Christina Muryn is following a globalist agenda and wants to sell our water.
Her and Rob have destroyed our once charming city.
If Mayor Muryn and Nazi Safety Service Director Rob Martin give this to the lowest bidder (bitter), it will be telling.
I’d rather see this property go to a local small business rather than their Economic Development Partners.
#FindlayOhio
#CorruptCity
I’d rather see this property go to a local small business rather than their Economic Development Partners.
#FindlayOhio
#CorruptCity
Vladimir Soloviev says that Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir Technologies is a Techno Fascist who wishes to destroy the last Christian countries in the world, both Russia and the United States.
Peter Thiel, also of Palantir Technologies funded Vice-President JD Vance and is also involved in a RICO case with Vivek Ramaswamy, candidate for Governor of Ohio.
It’s no wonder why these Data Centers are popping up out of nowhere. These technocrats want to take over and Columbus, Ohio is a test city for this agenda. An agenda that #FindlayOhio is following to the T. Every resident in our community should be concerned about this takeover.
Earlier this week while collecting signatures to Abolish Ohio Property Tax, we spoke with a two year resident of Findlay who works to EPA. He stated that there is a water crisis “brewing”.
As a community, we should all be getting involved in this conversation regarding the Data Centers. Knowing Mayor Muryn, I wouldn’t be surprised if she invites leaders in the New Albany area to talk about the “pros”, NOT cons, of these Data Centers.
Are we going to stand by quietly while these technocrat billionaires usher in the Beast System mentioned in the Book of Revelation?
Your alarm is ringing and it’s time to WAKE UP⏰
Peter Thiel, also of Palantir Technologies funded Vice-President JD Vance and is also involved in a RICO case with Vivek Ramaswamy, candidate for Governor of Ohio.
It’s no wonder why these Data Centers are popping up out of nowhere. These technocrats want to take over and Columbus, Ohio is a test city for this agenda. An agenda that #FindlayOhio is following to the T. Every resident in our community should be concerned about this takeover.
Earlier this week while collecting signatures to Abolish Ohio Property Tax, we spoke with a two year resident of Findlay who works to EPA. He stated that there is a water crisis “brewing”.
As a community, we should all be getting involved in this conversation regarding the Data Centers. Knowing Mayor Muryn, I wouldn’t be surprised if she invites leaders in the New Albany area to talk about the “pros”, NOT cons, of these Data Centers.
Are we going to stand by quietly while these technocrat billionaires usher in the Beast System mentioned in the Book of Revelation?
Your alarm is ringing and it’s time to WAKE UP⏰
🦅 Liberty-Benton Local Schools is excited to announce that Brandon Kendrick has been hired as the District's new Director of Safety and Security, effective August 1.
Many in our school community already know Brandon from his outstanding work as our School Resource Officer. In this new role, he will be a Liberty-Benton employee, allowing him to expand his work supporting the safety and security of our students, staff, and schools. Brandon will continue to hold a commission with the Hancock County Sheriff's Office while serving our district.
Having Brandon on campus throughout the school day, from student arrival to dismissal, will strengthen our commitment to providing a safe, secure, and welcoming learning environment. He has been an exceptional role model for our students, and we are excited to have him continue serving the Liberty-Benton community in this expanded role.
Congratulations, Brandon, and welcome to your new position! 💙 #WeAreLB
Many in our school community already know Brandon from his outstanding work as our School Resource Officer. In this new role, he will be a Liberty-Benton employee, allowing him to expand his work supporting the safety and security of our students, staff, and schools. Brandon will continue to hold a commission with the Hancock County Sheriff's Office while serving our district.
Having Brandon on campus throughout the school day, from student arrival to dismissal, will strengthen our commitment to providing a safe, secure, and welcoming learning environment. He has been an exceptional role model for our students, and we are excited to have him continue serving the Liberty-Benton community in this expanded role.
Congratulations, Brandon, and welcome to your new position! 💙 #WeAreLB
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