During a recent Findlay City Council meeting, significant steps were taken regarding the city's healthcare plan and various ordinances aimed at enhancing local infrastructure and economic development.

The council unanimously approved a recommendation to authorize the Findlay City Auditor to contract with MedBin as a third-party administrator for the city's healthcare plan. Council member Mister Wolitzer expressed gratitude to Denise for facilitating the addition of this item to the agenda, highlighting the potential for cost savings and improved service for city employees.

In addition to the healthcare plan discussions, the council adopted several resolutions and ordinances. Resolution 027-2024, which approves expenditures by the auditor's office related to ongoing litigation, was passed without opposition. The council also adopted multiple ordinances, including Ordinance 2024-091, which appropriates funds and declares an emergency, and Ordinance 2024-095, which accepts the Covington Green subdivision replat, ensuring compliance with updated stormwater detention standards.

Another key ordinance, 2024-099, authorizes the mayor to enter into an agreement with the Hancock Regional Planning Commission and the Ohio Department of Development for services related to the economic development revolving loan fund program for 2024-2026. This ordinance was also adopted unanimously.

The meeting concluded with the council suspending its rules to expedite the third reading of Ordinance 2024-105, which authorizes the application for grant funds for the Cyber Ohio Local Government Grant Program, ensuring timely submission before the upcoming deadline.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to improving city services and infrastructure while addressing the healthcare needs of its employees.