The Traffic Division provides traffic safety and efficiency throughout the City by analyzing traffic patterns and educating residents on traffic safety issues.

Staff is responsible for:

Traffic signal operation and maintenance
Residential and work zone traffic safety
Traffic studies as needed to assess the need for changes to existing traffic maintenance

neighborhood parking

roundabouts

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Traffic Engineering

(speed study, pavement marking issues, sight distance)

Common Traffic FAQ’s

Who can I contact for questions and more information?

Questions? Contact Rich Bassett, Asset Manager, by email.

What does a flashing yellow turn arrow mean?

A yellow flashing arrow means you may proceed with the turn only after you have yielded the right of way to pedestrians and oncoming traffic. A steady yellow light or arrow means your right of way is ending. Learn more.

How do I report a malfunctioning traffic signal?

For these traffic signals, contact the Hamilton County Highway Department at 317-773-7770.

-Any on Olio Road
-Any on 146^th Street
-Eller Rd and 116^th Street
-106^th Street and Mollenkopf Road

For signal issues on I-69 (including on bridges that cross the interstate), contact INDOT at 317-462-7751.
All other signal issues within the City of Fishers can be reported here.

Does the City fix damaged or broken signs?

Street signs inside of neighborhoods that are mounted to decorative posts are the responsibility of the neighborhood or the HOA to replace. All other signs that are damaged or broken can be reported here.

In this department:

Neighborhood Parking

Roundabouts

Capital Projects Dashboard

Construction Projects & Updates

GIS Maps

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Permits

Bids & Contract Opportunities

Drive Fishers

Design Standards & Specs

Residential Private Eyebrows