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The FindlayOH comparison rule is custody first. Findlay routes city requests through the municipal department or police path that owns the record, while Ohio Attorney General guidance explains statewide law; the state source does not hold Findlay’s city records. A later FindlayOH match is compared only after its FindlayOH producer and FindlayOH record family are explicit.
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FindlayOH uses this FindlayOH source for Findlay municipal and police request routing through the city records process. Save the Findlay department or police unit, record description and city request reference before leaving the FindlayOH source.
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Findlay routes city requests through the municipal department or police path that owns the record, while Ohio Attorney General guidance explains statewide law; the state source does not hold Findlay’s city records. Keep both FindlayOH source names visible if the records are compared.
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| FindlayOH route | Official role | FindlayOH evidence to retain |
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| Findlay city records request portal | Findlay municipal and police request routing through the city records process | the Findlay department or police unit, record description and city request reference |
| Ohio AG public-record guidance for Findlay | Ohio public-record guidance for Findlay access rights and exception questions | the Ohio access-right or exception point used to interpret the Findlay request |
| FindlayOH boundary | FindlayOH custodian or record-family change | Findlay routes city requests through the municipal department or police path that owns the record, while Ohio Attorney General guidance explains statewide law; the state source does not hold Findlay’s city records. |