On February 24, the Ada Police Department reposted the November 18 media release asking for assistance in finding missing person Todd Munson:
"Todd's family requested we re-share this post as there have been some rumors that he has been located. Todd has not been seen since November of 2024. If you see Todd please contact the Ada Police Department." The department phone number is 419-634-0010
The pictured individual has been reported missing to the Allen County Sheriff's Office. She was reportedly seen in or around the Ada area. If you see someone matching the description please contact the Ada Police Department.
From the Allen County Sheriff's Office: Ayan A. Hersi was last seen on the afternoon of January 31, 2025 in Lima, Allen County, Ohio. She was wearing a long black winter coat, tan boots, and dark green sweatpants. Ayan is a 33 year old (DOB: 01-01-1992), black female with black hair and brown eyes. She is approximately 5’ 7” and 125 pounds.
Ada Police Department
115 W Buckeye Ave, Ada, OH 45810
419-634-0010
Reminder from the Hardin County Sheriff: Time is running out to purchase 2025 dog tags The last day to purchase tags without a penalty is January 31. The cost is $20 per tag; after January 31, the cost is $40 per tag.
Tags may be purchased at the Hardin County Auditor's Office in the Courthouse and the Hardin County Dog Shelter/Dog Warden's Office at the Hardin County Dog Shelter, 49 Jones Rd. Kenton.
Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart marked the beginning of his fifth term in office by administering the oath of office to his staff: deputies, dispatchers, Dog Warden and Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS).
The Sheriff offered his appreciation to the staff for their dedicated service, and their assistance during his medical challenges. He reviewed highlights and challenges of his past term and expressed his goals for the year ahead and for his next term.
