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🚑 During EMS Week, Fishers Fire Dept. is hosting a blood drive and would love for you to roll up your sleeve and join us. 🩸What: Blood Drive 🗓️ When: Friday, May 23, 2025 ⏰ Time: 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM 🚒 Where: Station 91, 2 Municipal Drive, Fishers (Park in either the north

💨 ⛈️ The NWS Indianapolis is predicting widespread storms this evening into early tonight. Damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes are all possible. Now is the time to get ready: ✅ Know your safe place, like a basement or interior room ✅ Have multiple ways to receive

Severe weather is headed this way in the next few hours. A tornado watch has been issued for Hamilton County through 11:00 p.m. this evening. Stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive warnings.

💦 It’s not too late! Stop by the Fishers Farmers Market today and visit our Fire Corps team. Learn pool safety tips, grab some swag, and sign up your HOA pool for a free water safety presentation this summer! 🛟 👉 HOA Free Water Safety Presentation Sign-up:

To kick off EMS Week, Fishers Fire Dept. is proud to share that two more paramedics, Patrick Keith and Bobby Schlageter, have completed Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training. CIT training equips first responders with the tools to recognize and safely respond to mental health

Stopping by fishersparks Touch-a-Truck? Help us celebrate National Public Works Week and grab a free popsicle from Mayor Scott Fadness, Fishers Fire Dept. Chief Ragsdale, and Ed Gebhart of Police Gebhart while you’re there! At the NPD AMP until 7p tonight!

🚒 Thank you to everyone who came out to see us at Touch-a-Truck! It was a fantastic evening filled with big smiles and meaningful community connections. We loved showing off the trucks, conducting a rope rescue demo, and meeting so many of you! #TouchATruck #FishersFire

A life was saved thanks to the calm and confident actions of 911 Communications Officer Dillon Martin, who guided a caller through CPR until firefighters arrived. Today, Hamilton County Public Safety Communications and Fishers Fire Dept. honored Dillon with a Lifesaver Award for

We are proud to be a part of this amazing community!

"Often one feels unseen in a growing city, but this program showed care for its (senior) citizens." - Fishers Resident After a fall and hospital stay, one Fishers couple found support through our Fall Prevention Program. With help from our community partners, they received safer

Fishers Fire Dept. is proud to recognize four of our own for 25 years of dedicated service: 🔹 Deputy Chief Hugo Wans 🔹 Lieutenant Christopher Roller 🔹 Firefighter Ronnie Stolz 🔹 Firefighter Paul Ashby Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our department and the Fishers

💦 Pools are open. Let's plan for a safe summer! Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for kids 1–4. Be safe in the water: 👀 Watch swimmers closely 🦺 Wear life jackets 🛑 Use a fence & alarms 🏊 Learn to swim ❤️ Learn CPR 📅 Free CPR class May 28 @ 6PM:

🏁 As we celebrate the Indy 500, let’s keep safety on track. When you see emergency lights behind you: 1️⃣ Don’t freeze. 2️⃣ Keep moving and zipper to the right. 3️⃣ In a roundabout? Exit, then pull over. Help us get to the emergency safely so we can be there when you need us. 🚒

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, we pause to remember. We honor the courageous men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice inspires us daily as we serve our own community. From all of us at Fishers Fire Dept., may your Memorial Day be safe, peaceful, and

🚒 🚑 First responders and dispatchers don’t always get to know how the story ends, but today, firefighters got a special visit from Richard and Cynthea, who returned to say thank you after a life-saving emergency. A calm Hamilton County Public Safety Communications dispatcher

Recruit class 38 is learning about and practicing vehicle extrication skills. This training prepares them to safely remove someone trapped after a serious crash. The cutters and spreaders used during an extrication weigh about 50 pounds and are designed to cut through metal and

Today's siren test has been canceled. On days when there is a potential for storms, the sirens are not tested audibly. We don't want to cause any confusion or undue concern. Our on-call personnel still monitor the system to ensure that it is operational and ready if needed.

🚙 ⚡ Thank you to Nissan for donating a Nissan Leaf to the department for training use. This generous donation allows our firefighters to gain hands-on experience with electric vehicles, practice vehicle extrication, and train for EMS response to patients inside a vehicle.

The scene is now clear. 🚨Traffic Alert: Crews are on the scene of a traffic accident at Olio Road and 116th Street. Please avoid the area and use an alternate route while the scene is being cleared. Drive safely and stay alert for first responders in the area.