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Todays Courier has this VERY interesting article. The Biden Administration, you know, the one with the anti-American agenda, said it would require states to report cybersecurity threats in audits on public water systems. Pushing policy in the name of ”Health & Safety” is looking very much like . . . well, you can imagine. Since […]

Farm animals in the City of Findlay ~ Todays Courier featured an article regarding zoning codes that would impose new rules on farm animals – a controversial subject. Why does the city insist on imposing more rules and regulations on the residents that pay the mortgages on their houses and taxes on their properties? These

I’ve made several posts regarding our city and the direction it’s going. I want to be “in the know” when it comes to where we are headed and the money we are spending . . . because I’m a resident of the city AND a tax payer just like you. That’s why I want to

Concerns for our city regarding TRANSPARENCY: Yesterday I broke down Tuesdays City Council meeting, 2/21/23, with a summary and lots of concerns. Today I’d like to highlight two important concerns/issues. 1. My first photo is in regard to Ordinance No. 2023-22 which authorizes the Mayor to INDIVIDUALLY enter into ANY participation agreement in relation to

City Council 2/21/23 Breakdown & Notes At this week’s City Council meeting I got a little insight regarding grant funding. In discussions of bodycams for the Police Dept, Rob Martin explains how the timing of accepting and spending the grant funds is a little “wonky”. The city of Findlay receives the letter of award and

Do you know where you were and what you were doing when the virus was unleashed in 2020? I do. I remember my plans, my research, and how it all went down. DeWine issued an order that Ohioans were to “shelter in place.” He also gave a list of what was and wasn’t essential and

Findlay has a serious opioid crisis that continues to increase. Of the Pandemic/ Opioid Funds How much do we think the City of Findlay and Hancock County are spending on an effective solution? I’m looking into the numbers myself and will report my findings. In this article, serious and legitimate concerns arise. “Will that massive

Annexation to the city of Findlay was an interesting conversation. Through the ARPA/SLFRF, cities were encouraged to support public health (Hancock Public Health), replace lost public sector revenue, and invest in water, sewer, & broadband infrastructure. They are encouraged to take advantage of the flexibilities as well. I have a few questions: 1. Did any

I go to church on Sundays. It’s not a religious schedule or agenda, it’s a lifestyle. Today I attended my dad’s church, the Church of the Living God, and he anointed my siblings and other members for the work of the Lord Leviticus 8:12 says, “And he poured some of the anointing oil on Aaron’s

As a member of the Strategic Planning Committee and now a candidate for mayor of the city of Findlay, I’d like to share my thoughts on the video below concerning the roadmap we are building for Findlay’s future. I feel honored to be part of this committee, and the insight I’ve gained is highly valuable.