This week The Jake Laird Memorial Fund blessed the Fishers Police Department with a donation for breakfast/lunch for our officers at the Sunrise Café Fishers.  Mike and Debbie Laird have continued this tradition for many years to give back and honor their fallen son.

Our annual awards ceremony was last Saturday. I'm very proud of all our staff, who work hard every day to protect and serve our community. Thank you to our Police Corp; their support of us is noticed by all. Thank you to Tom Wood Aviation for using their excellent facility.

On Saturday, we celebrated our 2024 awards and honored our Officer of the Year, Officer Kaitlyn Moss! 25 arrests Recovered six firearms Recovered two stolen vehicles Seized $3,022 in illicit U.S. Currency Seized several ounces of narcotics Executed multiple search warrants

I ended my week by visiting the Fishers Rotary Club. It is always an honor to talk with these community leaders. Thank you for having me, and I look forward to our next visit.

I started my day at Lantern Road Elementary. The fourth grade interrogated me; it was fun. Thank you for the challenge coin, Principal Sponsel. #goodstart

Chief Orusa has finished his final watch and is retiring after 42 years. Congratulations on reaching the elusive end, and thank you for all you’ve done for our community. #dive #ICS #partnership

Recently, Superintendant Doug Carter retired after 30 years of policing. He has been instrumental in our fight to keep our communities safe. Doug, congratulations on reaching the elusive end of a tremendous career. #DNA #crimeguns #ICGIC

Today the city welcomed a new public safety partner. Fishers Fire’s Ky Ragsdale was sworn in as the new FFD Chief. Many of us have worked alongside Chief Ragsdale for the last 22 years and we look forward to his leadership and partnership.

Please help us welcome and congratulate five officers sworn in this afternoon! The oath they took today serves as a constant reminder of the responsibilities and duties that come with the badge and the immense trust our community places in law enforcement officers.

Several of our police officers and firefighters started our day at Northridge Gracious Retirement, where they had breakfast with residents. Thank you for breakfast today and the support you continue to give both our teams.

As of 7:00 a.m., Monday, snow is still coming down at a fairly rapid rate. If you must leave your house, drivers must be cautious as only some of the main roads are clear, and most neighborhoods and side streets haven't been plowed. If you must travel, be safe!

Our team at DPW has been on it all night, leave early and drive safe, Fishers!

Fishers was named the fourth safest city in America by MoneyGeek! We are honored to be recognized by MoneyGeek as the fourth safest city in America. This achievement reflects our law enforcement officers' hard work and dedication and strong collaboration with our community.

Merry Christmas, Fishers, from my family to yours.

Today, I joined leaders from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and ATF to discuss our ongoing commitment to enhancing the safety of Central Indiana. Our partnership with multiple agencies through the Indiana Crime Guns Task Force is vital.

Please help me congratulate our newest officers, Officer Cameron Theobald and Officer Brandon Trimarco. On Friday, they graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy after 16 weeks of dedication and hard work. Congratulations, officers! I'm glad to have you on our team!

Visit us at the police department tonight from 6-8 pm tonight.

This Friday morning started with several retired officers joining us for breakfast! It's important to me that we maintain a relationship with all our officers because our retired officers have played a crucial role in shaping who we are today.

Tonight, we got together with our fantastic group of volunteers, the Fishers Police Corps We are incredibly grateful for their dedication and commitment to our department.

Today, we proudly celebrate the promotion of three of our outstanding student cadets! These students had to go through a process that included an interview in front of a board of cadet advisors from the PD.