Mayor Christina Muryn

30/10/2026

Tomorrow is officially Blue & Gold Day in show your support for Findlay Football! Findlay High School FHS Blue Crew minute_with_marsh

29/10/2026

On Tuesday, I had the honor of attending a special cherry blossom tree dedication ceremony at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, hosted by Brigadier General Christopher Clark of the United States Air Force. The trees were generously gifted through the Operation 2000 Cherry Tree Project as a symbol of friendship and cooperation between our two nations.

I was pleased to join former Ohio Governor Bob Taft, Consul General of Japan Hajime “Jimmy” Kishimori, Dayton Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss, Sidney Mayor Mike Barhorst, and other distinguished guests for this special occasion. It was especially meaningful to see Findlay recognized as an Ohio community helping strengthen our relationship with Japan through continued economic, cultural, and international partnerships.🌸

28/10/2026

Awesome night and an incredible turnout at the 2026 Cops & Kids Findlay Halloween Parade presented by loanDepot and organized by the Fort Findlay FOP Lodge #20 Foundation. A special thanks to our Findlay First Responders and University of Findlay athletes who helped out along the parade route. It was perfect weather for record crowds and a lot of fun. Thank you to everyone who came out. Reminder: Trick or Treat is this Saturday, October 31, from 6-8 p.m. Please be safe and have fun!

28/10/2026

LEAF & LIMB COLLECTION

The City of Findlay will collect leaves and limbs from November 16 through December 4. City employees will collect leaves placed at the curb in biodegradable PAPER bags and limbs placed beside them. Plastic bags and loose leaves will not be collected. Leaves and limbs will be picked up separately.

Crews will begin collecting leaves on November 16 and will make several rounds throughout the City through December 4. There is no specific collection schedule by location.

Biodegradable paper bags are readily available at local hardware stores, building supply stores, and some grocery stores.

KEEP LEAVES OUT OF THE STREET

Raking or blowing leaves into the street creates several safety and maintenance concerns. Leaf piles can be a dangerous temptation for children who like to play in them. In many areas, leaf piles reduce traffic to one lane or force drivers to move into oncoming traffic to avoid them.

Piled leaves can also wash into and clog storm sewers, creating maintenance issues and potentially causing localized flooding during storms.

Residents who blow or rake leaves onto City streets violate the long-standing City Codified Ordinance 311.01(d). Complaints should be forwarded to the Police Department.

GREEN WASTE SITE

City residents may continue to drop off leaves at the green waste site, located at 330 North Cory Street, at no charge.

Current hours:
-Tuesday–Friday: 2–7 p.m.
-Saturday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m.
-Sunday and Monday: Closed

Beginning November 3:
-Tuesday–Friday: 1–6 p.m.
-Saturday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m.
-Sunday and Monday: Closed

Beginning November 14:
-Saturday hours will extend to 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

Holiday hours:
-Open: Veterans Day, November 11
-Closed: Thanksgiving Day, November 26
-Open: November 27–28

The last day the green waste site will be open is December 5.

The green waste site is for residential use only. Contractors are not permitted to use the site. Only tree trimmings, brush, leaves, and grass clippings may be deposited in the designated areas.

28/10/2026

Thank you to all of the first responders keeping us all safe each and everyday!

On National First Responders Day, and everyday, we thank all who answer the call to protect and serve our community.

Findlay Police Department Findlay Fire Department Hancock County Sheriff's Office Hanco EMS

26/10/2026

Last week, Tyler and I had the pleasure of sponsoring a table at the United Way of Hancock County Bourbon and Bids Event. It was a lovely evening supporting the work of United Way and helping our community continue to grow stronger. Incredibly grateful for Hancock County’s own Micah Hyde for taking time to support the cause and share about his NFL career and the work of his Foundation Imagine for Youth Foundation. Yes, it was a western theme 😉🤠 Buffalo Bills

23/10/2026

🌳🌾 Another exciting addition to Findlay’s landscape!

This week, we celebrated the ribbon cutting of our new 5-acre Urban Prairie! This project will support native habitats, help with water retention, and create a beautiful natural space for our community to enjoy.

A special thank you to the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America, in partnership with the U.S. Conference of Mayors, for the $150,000 grant that helped make this project possible!

We are also grateful for the additional support from the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation, the Thomas and Leah Buchanan Charitable Fund, and our key partner, the Blanchard River Watershed Partnership, whose work supports water quality and watershed management throughout our region. And of course Wild Toledo who is completing the work and bringing their expertise to life in Findlay.

It was wonderful to celebrate with our community partners and get our hands dirty planting a few trees! 🌱

23/10/2026

If you are able, please support the Saldana Family. ♥️

Findlay, OH - Noah Saldana is a kind and caring 17-year-old with special needs and the son of Cpt. Chris Saldana with the City of Findlay Fire Department in Ohio. In early September, Noah was transported to the hospital for an emergency procedure. Tragically, he has not regained consciousness since

23/10/2026

We are thrilled to announce a special round of grants awarded to Hancock County communities. A $25,000 grant was awarded to each Hancock County village, the City of Findlay and the Hancock Park District for improvements, updates and additions to parks and recreation across the community. We can't wait to see the finished projects come to life soon!
https://www.community-foundation.com/news/foundation-awards-300k-for-parks-and-recreation-projects

21/10/2026

Early voting is going on now at the Hancock County Board of Elections located at 201 E LINCOLN ST - REAR ENTRANCE. Final day to vote is Tuesday, November 3.