Fishers Fire Department

09/07/2026

09/05/2026

A special thank you to Kiersten Alvarado, Miss Indiana Teen USA, for stopping by to visit our crews and dropping off a thoughtful care package! We appreciate you thinking of Fishers Fire Department. ❤️🚒

09/05/2026

☀️ Spending this hot Labor Day weekend on or near the water? Keep safety in mind.

🦺 Wear a life jacket, and wear it correctly. Make sure it fits snugly, is the right size, and is completely zipped and buckled.

A few more reminders:
💧 Stay hydrated and take breaks from the heat
👀 Keep a close eye on children around water
🏊 Never swim alone
🚤 Stay alert and watch for boats, swimmers, and changing conditions

Enjoy the long weekend and stay safe on the water!

09/04/2026

Flood debris pickup will continue Tuesday as our community moves into the next phase of recovery.

If you still have flood-related debris to be collected, please place it at the curb and continue to call the Flood Relief Hotline at 317-645-3261 to let crews know.

Next steps in the long‑term recovery phase begin on Tuesday, September 8, so having flood‑related debris curbside will help crews move efficiently into this phase.

Please take time this weekend to place all flood‑related debris at the curb. If your debris is already curbside, please call 317‑645‑3261.

09/01/2026

If you were impacted by the recent flooding, please take a moment to review this important debris pickup update.

Please help us spread the word to neighbors who may still need assistance.

The emergency phase of curbside debris pickup is ending. Thursday, September 3rd, 2026, is the final day for large‑truck collection.

If you still have any approved debris—vegetative debris, construction materials, large appliances, electronics, hazardous waste, or sandbags—make sure it’s at the curb by Wednesday and Thursday so crews can get it before the deadline.

Residents needing help to be curbside ready, should contact Samaritan’s Purse, Serve Village, or Southern Baptists Disaster Relief.

After the holiday weekend, crews will begin a smaller, secondary operations phase that includes scouting for any remaining debris. This final pass is intended to conclude the debris‑pickup phase.

Following this phase, residents will return to standard trash pickup methods.

09/01/2026

⚠️UPDATE: The heat advisory has been extended through Friday, September 4, 2026.

☀️ HEAT ADVISORY

The sunshine is sticking around, and so is the heat.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for Hamilton County from 2 p.m. today through Friday, September 4 with heat index values reaching as high as 105° each afternoon.

A few reminders as temperatures climb:
💧 Drink plenty of water
☀️ Limit strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day
❄️ Take breaks in the shade or air conditioning
👋 Check on family, friends, and neighbors who may need extra help
🚗 Never leave children or pets unattended in a vehicle

Stay cool and stay safe, Fishers!

08/31/2026

This is a great resource for anyone impacted by the recent flooding. Please help spread the word.

Hamilton County is hosting a Mobile Registration Intake Center to help residents affected by recent flooding. Disaster survivors can get in‑person help registering for federal disaster assistance.

FEMA staff will be on-site to help you apply, answer questions, and confirm your application was submitted correctly — no appointment needed.

Location: 2003 Pleasant St, Noblesville — Fairgrounds, Hall C
Entry: Use the south side entrance and follow the signs.
Hours: 9a-7p
Days: Monday 8/31, Tuesday 9/1, and Wednesday 9/2

If you or someone you know cannot get to the Intake Center and cannot file online, call the Hamilton County Flood Relief Hotline: 317‑645‑3261.

You can also apply online — the fastest option:
• DisasterAssistance.gov
• DisasterAssistance.gov/es (Spanish)

Applicants should bring:
• Social Security Number
• Insurance information
• Damage information
• Financial information
• Contact information
• Direct deposit info (optional)

Please share this with anyone affected by the flooding so they know where to get help.

08/30/2026

This weekend, we welcomed some of our retired firefighters back for another retirement breakfast. It’s a tradition that gives everyone a chance to catch up, share a meal, swap stories, and stay connected.

We’re grateful for the years these retirees dedicated to the Fishers Fire Department and always enjoy having them back at the station.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for breakfast! 🚒

08/29/2026

🚑 Three days. Three locations. Nine scenarios.

This week, Fishers Fire Department crews took part in EMS training at the Fishers Event Center, Holland Park, and Mudsock Fields.

Crews were challenged to make decisions at “game speed,” triage and care for multiple patients, manage available resources, and work together as each scenario continued to evolve.

👏 A big thank you to our community for allowing us to train in different locations throughout Fishers. Having access to these spaces helps us create realistic scenarios and better prepare our crews.

Thank you also to all of our partners who helped make this week of training possible!

Prevent. Prepare. Respond.