The Findlay Police Department is pleased to announce the hiring of two new police officers, Brooklynn Downing and Emily Bornhorst. Both were officially sworn in this morning by Mayor Christina Muryn.
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The Findlay Police Department is pleased to announce the hiring of two new police officers.
The Findlay Police Department has announced the promotions of Brian Rutter and Isaac Williams to the rank of Sergeant.
Mayor Christina Muryn announced that Findlay and Hancock County will tner with DoorDash to support the local business community through its Accelerator for Local Businesses.
Findlay’s mayor says Ku Klux Klan recruitment flyers have been seen around the city. In a letter to residents, Mayor Christina Muryn is urging anyone who sees the materials to bring them to the Findlay Police Department.
Press Release from the City of Findlay – Mayor’s Office: Findlay, Ohio – February 11, 2025: The start time of the State of the City address scheduled for February 12, 2025, has been changed to 4:00pm due to the potential of inclement weather later in the day.
Press Release from the City of Findlay: Findlay, Ohio – January 31, 2025: Mayor Christina Muryn invites all community members to attend the upcoming State of the City address.
September 12, 2024, Press Release from Mayor Christina Muryn, City of Findlay: Mayor Christina Muryn released a statement related to the immigrant population in Findlay, Ohio.
FINDLAY, OH (WLIO) - Findlay's mayor shared her proposal for new economic programs to bring more business to the city on Wednesday.
A local mayor is back from a conference in Washington D.C. ready to tackle issues in her community. Just a month into her new term, Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn got to take a trip to the nation’s capital to work on strengthening her skills in office. Muryn says the Conference of Mayors introduced her to other mayors across the country in which she had the chance to listen to their perspectives. She came back with plenty of ideas on how to tackle issues in the Findlay community.