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Findlay High School swatting response reviewed by police, school - Vimarsana News

Findlay High School swatting response reviewed by police, school

School leaders said law enforcement was on the scene within three minutes of the initial hoax call.

Source: wtol.com
Hancock County is expecting about 75 thousand people to double or possibly triple its population. - Vimarsana News

Hancock County is expecting about 75 thousand people to double or possibly triple its population.

Findlay and Hancock County in Ohio are in a unique spot along the path of the eclipse.

Source: fox8.com
City Releases Odor Investigation Findings - WFIN Local News - Vimarsana News

City Releases Odor Investigation Findings - WFIN Local News

The City of Findlay says an investigation revealed an unpleasant odor people were reporting at the end of last year and beginning of this year was originating from the Tall Timbers Industrial Park. The city said its investigation confirmed that the air quality was not affected by the odor and remained safe. Fire Chief Josh

Source: wfin.com
Findlay Water Rates Going Up - WFIN Local News - Vimarsana News

Findlay Water Rates Going Up - WFIN Local News

(From the City of Findlay) On Thursday, November 9, the Findlay City Council Water & Sewer Committee voted to support the Administration’s proposal to raise water rates as of January 1, 2024. Though not required by Ordinance, as Water Rates are a function of the Administration and may be changed at anytime by the Service-Safety

Source: wfin.com
City Updates Efforts In Addressing Growing Homeless Population - Vimarsana News

City Updates Efforts In Addressing Growing Homeless Population

Findlay Service-Safety Director Rob Martin addressed city council and community partners about the efforts being undertaken in response to the increased presence of homeless people in the community. Martin says both he and Mayor Muryn recognize that it is a frustrating and complex issue that did not show up overnight and won’t be solved overnight.

Source: wfin.com