Need Assistance?

Fishers Assistance Line: 317-595-3211 or submit an online request form
Residents are encouraged to call for assistance 24/7 with any non-emergency issues. If you are experiencing an emergency, dial 9-1-1.

Road & Park Closures

Current Road Closures: View updates at x.com/drivefishers.
Current Park Closures: Brooks School Park, Cumberland Park, Fishers White River Park, Hamilton Proper Park, Heritage Park
Other Closures: Fishers Community Center (Re-opening at 10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 16)

Volunteer

Interested in volunteering to assist those recovering from floods? Visit Volunteer Fishers to sign up to help as safety conditions improve.

Latest News

Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness declares Local Disaster Emergency, launches hotline to assist residents impacted by flooding

FISHERS, IND. – Today, Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness issued a Local Disaster Emergency Declaration due to unprecedented rainfall which has caused the White River, Fall Creek and other local bodies of water to rise to historic water levels, leading to severe flooding throughout the city. This declaration activates the response and recovery of all applicable local or interjurisdictional disaster emergency plans and authorizes the furnishing of aid and assistance.

The City has launched a hotline to provide resident assistance at 317-595-3211. Residents are encouraged to call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with any non-emergency issues. Any residents experiencing an emergency should dial 9-1-1. An online form is also available for residents to request assistance or who have flood-related issues at FishersIN.gov/Flooding.

Flood-related updates and information will continue to be shared from the City’s communications channels on Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Nextdoor, and its website. This remains an ongoing and changing situation that differs from community to community. Residents should confirm information via the hotline or official city channels for the latest developments.

Do not drive around barricades or enter flooded areas to sightsee. Drivers ignoring closures are creating additional hazards and pulling critical public safety resources away from residents who need immediate assistance.

Please avoid flooded areas, never drive through floodwaters and follow guidance from public safety officials as response and recovery efforts continue. Road and park closures remain in effect for impacted areas. The latest closures can be found via X (formerly Twitter) via the Drive Fishers account.

Invoked under Indiana Code Section 10-14-3-29, this Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency remains in effect through Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026. For the latest information on local flooding impacts and supports, visit FishersIN.gov/Flooding.

Flooding FAQs

What is a Local Disaster Emergency and why was it declared?

Declaring a Local Disaster Emergency activates the City’s emergency plans and allows the City to ask for help and resources. It can also start the process for requesting assistance from the state and, if the situation qualifies, the federal government.

How long is this declaration in effect?

The declaration remains in effect until Saturday, August 22, 2026.

Are there local shelters available?

The American Red Cross is opening a reception center for evacuees in Hamilton County at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds, Hall A, at 2003 Pleasant Street, Noblesville, IN 46060. This resource is currently available to anyone in the community who needs a safe place to go, food, or water.

Are there sandbags available?

Free sandbags are available from Hamilton County Emergency Management on a first-come, first-served basis at 1717 Pleasant Street in Noblesville.

Where is the best place to find road closures?

All road closures will be updated at x.com/DriveFishers. For closures beyond Fishers, Hamilton County is updating a landing page here: https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/2153/Active-Road-Closures-Due-to-Current-Floo

Where is the best place to find local updates?

Please follow the City of Fishers communications channels such as Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, Nextdoor, and this page for Fishers updates.

How will I know if my water is safe to drink?

Citizens Energy Group manages Fishers’ water utility. Per their guidance, currently water in Fishers is safe to drink. We will post updates to our social media channels and this page if the situation changes.

Can I travel through flooded roads?

Do not drive around barricades or enter flooded areas to sightsee. Drivers ignoring closures are creating additional hazards and pulling critical public safety resources away from residents who need immediate assistance.

Please avoid flooded areas, never drive through floodwaters and follow guidance from public safety officials as response and recovery efforts continue.

How can I request flood recovery support?

Please contact the Fishers hotline at 317-595-3211 or fill out this form to indicate where support is needed.

What should I do if I need help navigating next steps?

Please call the City’s 24/7 hotline at 317-595-3211 for non-emergency assistance.

How can I help others in my community?

Please check in on elderly neighbors and those with limited mobility to ensure they are safe. We will post updates on ways to support the community on this page once available. Visit Volunteer Fishers to sign up to help as safety conditions improve.