FindlayOhioFinances.com has gone live and anyone can now look at the Findlay’s finances dating back to 2012.  Users can see what payments have been made, how departments are spending their money and every city government employee’s salary.  The website will be updated weekly.
 

Fostoria City Council has approved the zoning change of five properties on North Countyline Street that will become the location of a new Tim Hortons.  The properties — 1030-908 N. Countyline St. — will be converted from residential lots to business lots so MCV Acquisitions LLC can break near the intersection of Countyline Street and Park Avenue.  A new traffic light will be installed outside the business with the traffic flow expected to increase.
 

20 year old Diondre Nathaniel Brown of Fostoria (formerly of Toledo), was arrested and charged with possession of crack cocaine after a drug related search warrant was served at his Bugner Street home.  Brown lives at the residence with 31 year old Danelle Settles and 28 year old Anthony Armstrong.  Additional charges of trafficking crack cocaine, possession of crack cocaine, possession of criminal tools and permitting drug abuse are all pending on the residents with the conclusion of the entire drug investigation.

The Hancock Park District commissioners on Tuesday took no action on a resolution to discontinue hunting at Litzenberg Memorial Woods.  The hunting, which is offered through an annual August lottery, has been available since 1993.  As a result, the lottery, usually held in August, will be scheduled soon.  The program allows 35 permit holders to hunt on the 56 acres of park district-owned, mostly wooded property on the south side of U.S. 224…The program operates from Sept. 1 through Jan. 31. The area is closed to the public during these months, except those with a permit to hunt or trap.

Changes to office locations in the Findlay Municipal Building will be taking place at a cost of $350,000.  The moves will create more space for the municipal court on the second floor.  Also, part of the Police Department will be relocated.  The project will be paid for by the court’s improvement fund.