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  • Meet Your Neighbor: 2024 Accessibility & Inclusion Award Winners

    The City of Fishers celebrates National Disability Awareness Month in March with a series of events, workshops, and initiatives. These events aim at engaging the community and celebrating inclusion, collaboration, and acceptance in Fishers.  This year, the Fishers Advisory Committee on Disability is honoring three outstanding individuals through the annual 2024 Inclusion and Accessibility Awards. All recipients…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: Stacey Oldham, March Disability Awareness Month Kickoff Speaker

    During March Disability Awareness Month, Stacey Oldham is dedicated to raising awareness about disabilities and offering support to those who live with them. She sees this month as an opportunity to highlight the experiences of people with disabilities and to share her own 40-year journey with Multiple Sclerosis as a source of inspiration. Stacey is…

  • Meet City of Fishers Culture of Health Ambassador

    The Fishers Parks Department has welcomed Ginny Zimmerman as the new Geist Half Marathon Race Director and Culture of Health Ambassador. Zimmerman has been with the Fishers Parks Department for the last 5 years prior to hopping into this new role. With the Geist Half Marathon, 10K & 5K, happening again this year on September…

  • 10 Highlights from 2023

    2023 was another busy year for the City of Fishers, with new spaces, initiatives, and programs to bring our community together. It was also a year of anticipation as we gear up for one of Fishers’ biggest years yet. 2024 will mark the opening of major new community destinations like the Fishers Event Center and…

  • Harnessing the Sun: How Hamilton Southeastern Schools Turned Sunshine into Savings

    Imagine transforming the endless power of the sun into substantial savings, all while educating future leaders on sustainability and innovative energy solutions. Hamilton Southeastern Schools (HSE) did just that! In a stride toward energy conservation, they’ve managed to not only lighten the load on the planet but also on their finances. HSE installed solar arrays…

  • Local Resources for Disability Employment

    The Fishers Advisory Committee on Disability works year-round to provide individuals with disabilities in our community with meaningful and rewarding employment opportunities that benefit not only the employee, but the employer as well.   The Committee’s Employment subcommittee, led by Michelle Steltz and Chrissy Pogue, empowers local employees with the resources and knowledge to effectively…

  • Fishers State of the City: Innovation in Public Health & Safety

    The annual Fishers State of the City was held on September 13 and offered an in-depth discussion on public health and safety opportunities and challenges impacting the city with Mayor Scott Fadness, Fishers Police Chief Ed Gebhart, Fishers Fire & EMS Chief Steven Orusa, and Fishers Health Department Director Monica Heltz.   Mayor Fadness captured the…

  • City Recycling Day: By the Numbers

    The City of Fishers’ Fall City Recycling Day returns this Saturday, September 23 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Billericay Park. Residents can recycle personal electronics, household electronics or metal items for free. Paper recycling and off-site confidential document shredding are also available. Learn more and see a list of acceptable items at fishers.in.us/RecyclingDay.  …

  • The Unveiling of Mudsock Horsepower

    The annual Mudsock week has arrived, which is one of the most exciting sports weeks of the year for Fishers High School and Hamilton Southeastern High School as they battle in various sports for the Mudsock Trophy. What better way to celebrate this tradition than by checking out the brand-new Mudsock Horsepower mural? This recently…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: Fishers Fire Dept.’s Lieutenant Josh Mehling

    The Fishers Fire Department Cul-de-sac Drills have returned for a second season of neighborhoods meeting firefighters one on one. Firefighters will pull out hoses, spray water, and give children of all ages an opportunity to handle the hose line or run through the spray. Check out the schedule to find your neighborhood here. The goal…