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:
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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…


I am asking for you to vote NO on annexation and zoning for the Vision Shady Grove project. You can find statistics that support your desire for more housing in Findlay, but you are ignoring the pleas from people who will have to live next door to your voted decision.
You may think you are looking at a big picture and that the “complainers” are just not as smart as you and the administration. Your job is not to support the greater good for Findlay. The administration can do that. Your job is to truly hear and support the people.
Part of your job as
Council members:
Listen to constituent concerns
Bring issues before council
Advocate for the interests of their ward
Carol, what will you do if a data center or high density housing is secretly negotiated to be placed next to Hunters Creek, our neighborhood. Will you support affordable housing and “progress” or protect your neighbors from losing the value of their homes?
Right now the people don’t trust you, city council. If you prefer to stay in the good graces of the Mayor who chose you over the people who elected you, then I hope your term is short. Your constituents need your representation now more than ever.
Patty Klein
Ward 3
Findlay, Ohio

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https://www.theohioregister.com/letter-to-the-editor-findlay-city-council-regarding-ordinance-2026-59-and-2026-60/

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