Township History:
Findlay Township is a scenic region of forested hills, open fields and steeply cut stream valleys. It is located on the Allegheny Plateau, as is most of Western Pennsylvania. The Township is characterized by great variations in topography with relatively broad, rounded hills about 1000 feet wide which are dissected by often deep v-shaped stream valleys. The active downcutting of the streams accounts for the landslide prone nature of many of the stream valley walls. Many of these streams have significant flood plains which extend up the valley walls.

Attitude of the citizens:
The citizens of Findlay value and enjoy their community and their environment, but  they are practical, too. The airport generated development is fully expected to be realized and the residents of the township are convinced that they can influence the quality and nature of that development. They encourage the extensive business development in the community with the understanding that design standards and performance criteria will result in better environments for all concerned.