Fishers Fire Foundation

Coffee pot is always on! Come back anytime brothers and sisters! Great catching up with you all. David BoboJc Williams JrRon LippsRyan BanningMark SimisonJerry Nulliner

Station 93 welcomed retirees back this weekend for a retiree breakfast. It was a great morning spent catching up, sharing stories, and reconnecting across generations of Fishers firefighters.

The people who came before us helped build the foundation of this department, and those connections continue to matter. We’re grateful for the chance to spend time together and honor the friendships, experience, and dedication that remain a part of FFD long after retirement.

Happy Mother’s Day

Today we honor the mothers and mother figures whose strength, compassion, and support help hold our families and community together.

From firefighter moms serving our community, to the mothers supporting loved ones behind the scenes during long shifts and late nights, your dedication does not go unnoticed.

We’re grateful for the care, encouragement, and resilience you show every day, both at home and in service to others.

We also recognize that Mother’s Day can bring many emotions. To those remembering loved ones, grieving, or hoping for the future, we’re thinking of you today.

From all of us at Fishers Fire Department, Happy Mother’s Day. ❤️

Wishing you the best in retirement. Can’t wait to catch up at the retiree breakfasts.

This week, we honored Battalion Chief Todd Muth at his Walk Out Ceremony after more than 28 years of dedicated service to the City of Fishers and Fishers Fire Department.

Throughout his career, BC Muth served in key special operations roles including rescue technician, public safety diver and instructor, special operations coordinator, training chief, captain, and battalion chief. He led with calm in difficult moments, confidence on scene, and a steady commitment to his people.

Respected for his character and consistency, his impact reaches far beyond the incidents he commanded. His leadership helped shape our department and will live on through those he mentored.

Thank you, BC Muth, for your service, leadership, and lasting legacy. Congratulations on a well earned retirement and best wishes in your next chapter.

Don’t miss out on this awesome opportunity. Can’t wait to meet you and show you around.

True servant leader. You’ll be missed. Remember the coffee pot is always on. Wishing you the best in retirement brother!

Today we honored Firefighter Ronnie Stolz during his walk-out ceremony, surrounded by the brothers and sisters he served alongside for more than 25 years.

Ronnie was recognized not only for his dedication and attention to detail, but for the servant’s heart he brought to the job. From preserving department traditions to mentoring others and supporting generations of firefighters, his impact will be felt for years to come.

Thank you, FF Stolz, for your leadership, friendship, and lasting legacy. Enjoy a well-earned retirement.

The video of today’s ceremony will be shared in the comments.

This is a great opportunity to ask questions, learn about the job, and meet some of our .

Interested in a career with the Fishers Fire Department? Join us for our Recruitment Open House on Saturday, January 24, 2026, at Station 91.

Choose a time to attend between 9–11 AM or 1–3 PM to learn about our hiring process, benefits, and career opportunities. This open house is designed for individuals planning to apply during our February 1–March 1 hiring period.

Meet firefighters and chiefs, attend a hiring and benefits information session, try on gear and SCBA, tour the station, explore equipment, speak with a union representative, and ask questions to help you prepare.

This event is for potential applicants and is not a general community open house for families or children.

👉 RSVP link will be shared in the comments.

Outstanding group of firefighters! Congratulations

Let’s make this happen!

Every kid deserves a warm coat, and you can help make it happen. ❤️🧥

Station 94 is partnering with to collect new or gently used coats (sizes up to adult 5XL) through December 14.

Drop donations in the box at Station 94, 10701 Cumberland Road.

Let’s fill it and then overflow it. Our community always shows up, so let’s do it again! 🙌🔥