According to a press release from Gov. Mike DeWine's office, Findlay was awarded funding for a water infrastructure project.

13 projects were selected as part of the H2Ohio initiative. The governor's office says that the initiative is used to increase safe drinking water for state residents. From the $167 million, the Ohio EPA and governor's office gave Findlay $1 million to upgrade the Spring Lake Sanitary Sewer. The sewer system is a subdivision of Findlay that is connected to the city's sewer system, according to a data sheet attached to the press release. Now, those funds can improve that sewer system.

H2Ohio grants were started in 2019 by DeWine to address water quality problems throughout the state.