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Findlay Police Chief James Mathias to Retire After 36 Years in Law Enforcement
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Findlay Police Chief James Mathias to Retire After 36 Years in Law Enforcement
City of Findlay- Mayor’s Office The City of Findlay announced that Police Chief James Mathias will be retiring effective June 12 this year after a 36-year career in law enforcement, including 31 years of service with the City of Findlay. He was sworn in with the Upper Sandusky Police Department in 1990, serving until 1995, and joined the Findlay Police Department later that year. Throughout his career with the City of Findlay, Chief Mathias serv…
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