Fishers Police Department

FPD Teen Academy immerses kids in the day-to-day operations of police work, giving them an inside look at SWAT, Forensics, first aid, and so much more.

The academy is free but pre-registration is required!

Apply by June 19th: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019dd08d406d7a32baa26006a767b13d

Nothing like casting a line on a hot summer day! Officer Noel is out on bike patrol today and connecting with some kids who were out fishing! 🎣

Fishers Police Department Criminal Forensic Investigator (CFI) Matt Noyes spoke this week at the 21st Masters Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, an advanced death investigation school attended by professionals from across the country.

During the conference, he shared how the Fishers Police Department is using Rapid DNA technology to support criminal investigations and assist with body identification cases. CFI Noyes was able to highlight how FPD develops investigative leads for agencies throughout Central Indiana and supports the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office in death investigations.

We’re proud to see the innovative work being done by our team recognized on a national stage!

PAWS for Online Safety 🐾

Just like we teach children to look both ways before crossing the street, we need to teach them how to stay safe online.

-Pause before sharing personal information
-Ask a trusted adult if something feels wrong�-Watch for red flags, like strangers asking personal questions�-Speak up if someone makes you uncomfortable
A few simple safety habits can make a big difference.



The Hamilton County Metro ICAC Task Force is a partnership with the Fishers Police Department, Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Indiana, Carmel Police Department, Noblesville Police Department, Department of Homeland Security, Westfield Police Department - Indiana, Madison County Sheriff, City of Anderson Police Department, Indiana, Greenfield Police Department

This task force works closely with the Hamilton and Madison County Prosecutor’s Offices.

Weekly Wrap-Up!

Our officers are out in the community twenty-four hours a day, facing challenges and ensuring safety. This wrap-up allows us to highlight their efforts and recognize their commitment and bravery in protecting and serving.

‼️ Tonight's Touch-A-Truck event is cancelled. ‼️

Due to the risk for severe weather this afternoon, we have made the decision to cancel today’s Touch-A-Truck event out of an abundance of caution for our guests, staff, and vendors.

We know families were looking forward to this event, and we appreciate your understanding as safety remains our top priority. We will not be rescheduling the event for this year - but we look forward to Touch-A-Truck's return in 2027.

Thank you for your patience, and please stay weather safe and aware this afternoon.

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Please help us congratulate FPD Sergeants (L to R) Berry, Ridlen, and Holmes on graduating from the IMPD Leadership Academy this afternoon!

The academy consists of 160 classroom hours of intensive leadership training designed to develop critical leadership skills and management concepts.

Sgt. Berry, assigned to our School Resource Officer (SRO) Unit, and Sgts. Holmes and Ridlen, assigned to the Patrol Division, look forward to applying the knowledge and skills they gained to their respective assignments and shifts.

We are also proud to share that Sgt. Holmes was selected by his peers to serve as the speaker at today’s graduation ceremony, a testament to the respect and leadership he demonstrated throughout the program.

Congratulations to all three of these outstanding leaders! We are proud of your dedication to professional growth and your commitment to serving the Fishers community.

This lemonade slaps!!

Our SROs are spending time this summer in the neighborhoods and parks and lemonade is the best way to kick off the summer!

If you see our officers this summer flag them down, say hi, invite them into your conversations!

Start the Conversation About Online Safety

The best internet safety tool isn't an app, it's a conversation.

Talk with your child regularly about:
-Who they interact with online
-What apps and games they use
-What to do if something makes them uncomfortable

Creating an open, judgment-free environment helps children feel safe asking for help when they need it.



The Hamilton County Metro ICAC Task Force is a partnership with the Fishers Police Department, Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Indiana, Carmel Police Department, Noblesville Police Department, Department of Homeland Security, Westfield Police Department - Indiana, Madison County Sheriff, City of Anderson Police Department, Indiana and the Greenfield Police Department. This task force works closely with the Hamilton and Madison County Prosecutor’s Offices.