Fishers Magazine June 2023

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PREVIEWING SPARK!FISHERS 2023

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He recognizes the value and trust clients place in him everyday to exceed their expectations, and ensure that the home buying experience is as fun and stress free as possible.

In his free time, Todd enjoys visiting Michigan, tinkering with his Jeep, and working out. He and his wife Amy have maintained residency in Fishers for the last 15 years and have two teenage sons at FishersHigh School

A recent client stated:

“ Todd knows his stuff and is a pleasure to work with. He makes you feel like a friend instead of just a business partner. I am hoping we never move again; but if we do, Todd will be our first call.” “

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THE LATEST NEWS IN FISHERS INDIANA

Council that one section of single-family homes will be priced at about $600,000. The second section will feature ranch homes in the price range of $450,000 to $550,000.

Hamilton East Public Library in Fishers has moved the main entrance from the south side of the building to the north end. There is now more parking available. Lots of construction work is still ahead.

The Fifty Club of Fishers issued its Unsung Hero Award to Angela Ellison of the Fishers Police Department and Neil Sullivan from Fishers Fire and Emergency Services. The awards were handed out in an April 27 ceremony at Knowledge Services.

The Fishers Nickel Plate Review Committee has provided partial approval for a new office building in the municipal complex along Municipal Drive. The AMP West building received one requested waiver from the Nickel Plate code, but will work with staff to resolve one issue on some outside building materials.

It was 2013 when the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) named Scott Fadness, then Fishers town manager, as part of the newspaper’s Forty under 40 list. This year IBJ named Fadness, now mayor of Fishers, Alumni of the Year. Rachael Coverdale of Coverdale Consulting was named to the 2023 list of IBJ’s Forty under 40.

Ryan Homes unveiled plans for two housing projects in the eastern part of Fishers, with 96th Street to the south, 101st Street to the north, one near Cyntheanne Road and the other along Georgia Road. Ryan Homes’ attorney Murray Clark told the Fishers City

The Fishers City Council unanimously put its seal of approval on a project agreement for the City Walk development, with a planned location south of 121st Street and west of Technology Lane. The $75 million development will be located along the Nickel Plate Trail. Fishers Economic Development Director Megan Baumgartner says there will be a variety of different housing types in this plan, including 87 for-rent multifamily units, 44 townhomes for sale, and 101 for-sale condominium units.

An April 14 motorcycle crash claimed the life of a Fishers man. The victim is identified as Dameion Dvail Ramsey, 39. The accident happened late in the evening at Southeastern Parkway and Jack Walker Lane.

The coming school year will see a few changes on the Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) schools calendar. For the 2023-2024 year, HSE will move the normal Friday day off before spring break to the Monday following spring break in 2024, allowing students to experience the full solar eclipse. The new calendar also reduces the number of eLearning days from three down to one.

The Fishers High School Robotics Team won the Indiana state championship in robotics competition. Robotics Coach Jeff Fronius says his squad now heads to Houston for the world championship.

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People who get hurt in an accident are often overwhelmed, confused and frustrated about having their lives turned upside down.

Just ask Chris Wyant, an attorney who specializes in personal injury cases. Wyant’s office has always been located in downtown Indianapolis, but he recently moved his law practice back home to Fishers, where he grew up and where he raises his family today. “I want people to know I am here in downtown Fishers to help them, should they ever be the victim of an accident,” Wyant says.

He has spent his entire legal career representing individuals who have been injured as a result of the carelessness of others. “I help people with personal injury cases from different types of incidents like car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, bike accidents, slip and falls, injuries on others’ property, dog attacks, etcetera,” Wyant says.

He believes lawyers should be approachable and easy to talk to. “I often hear people say they were too nervous to contact a lawyer, felt intimidated, or felt like they would not be heard,” Wyant says. “From the second

someone calls, I want them to feel comfortable asking any questions they have, and know that I will listen and assist any way I can.”

“I help people by giving them an honest and easy-to-understand assessment of their case,” he adds. “I then explain their options to them so they can make the best decision for their situation.”

Wyant is passionate about his work and helping people. “I enjoy working with my clients to get the best outcome for their case, whether that means reaching a settlement with the insurance company or litigating their case and preparing it for trial,” he says. “My staff and I stand by you every step of the way to get you the outcome you deserve.”

Wyant couldn’t be happier about being back in Fishers, where he played baseball during his high school years at Hamilton Southeastern (HSE). He looks forward to being more involved in the community.

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FANTASTIC FEST

PREVIEWING SPARK!FISHERS 2023

Marissa Deckert started her career on the West Coast in event management working with the Anaheim Ducks NHL team, where she led a team of 300 to put on a variety of public and private events. After 10 years in California, she accepted a job as senior director of security and guest experience with the Portland Trailblazers and Rose Quarter entertainment campus, where she oversaw more than 600 annual

events across three campus venues.

“We had the NBA team, a WHL hockey team, and a variety of other affairs including corporate events and campaign rallies for the presidential election,” Deckert says.

In 2018 her daughter moved to Indiana, and Deckert decided to follow, as she wanted to stay close to her family. She relocated to Fishers and began working for Fishers Parks

and Recreation as an assistant director. In March of 2023 she was promoted to director.

“Prior to coming here, my jobs were focused on event planning and venue management,” Deckert says. “Here it’s cool because I get to do a variety of things including community events and smaller programming.”

This month Spark!Fishers returns. The

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

TUESDAY, JUNE 20

Free Concert (7 pm)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21

Evening 5K Fun Run & Walk (7 pm)

THURSDAY, JUNE 22

Car & Art Show (6-9 pm)

FRIDAY, JUNE 23

Free Concert (8 pm)

SATURDAY, JUNE 24

Street Fair, Parade, & Aerial Show (3-10 pm)

games and food vendors.”

Thursday is the Car & Art Show at the Municipal Complex, featuring both vintage and classic cars as well as a mix of artists displaying various mediums such as painting, drawing and woodworking. Last year about 80 cars were part of the show including Lamborghinis, Ferraris, a 1969 Chevelle, and a fully restored 1929 Packard.

“One of my favorite things from last year, which we’ll do again this year, is at the end of the day, having all the cars pull out onto 116th Street,” Deckert says.

Friday offers another free concert at 8 p.m. Saturday is the Street Festival, which runs from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. and features 130 different food, artisan and craft vendors as well as multiple stages with live music. Organizers encourage attendees to park at the FORUM Credit Union headquarters (11313 USA Parkway) and take the free shuttle (nine shuttles will run every 15 minutes).

annual weeklong festival will take place in downtown Fishers from Tuesday, June 20 until Saturday, June 24. What started out as a two-day event grew to five days because of attendance growth. Not only does this spread out the crowds, but it also enables people to choose the specific events they want to engage in.

Tuesday will offer a free community concert at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater at

7 p.m. Wednesday they’ll host an evening 5K run in addition to a 60-yard dash for little ones.

“In the past we’ve seen lots of families come to cheer people on, so we decided to add a post-race atmosphere,” says Gabe Amick, special events experience coordinator.

“Anyone who registers for the 5K gets a free beverage, compliments of MashCraft brewery. Also on hand will be a live deejay,

One of their most popular spots is the Kids Zone, which offers inflatables, face painting, balloon twisting, body glitter and puppet shows (there’s also a Toddler Zone for littles). Older kids can hang out in the Teen Zone with a mobile skate park, arcade, foosball, table tennis, shuffleboard, and a dance floor with a deejay where teens can do hip-hop dance battles to compete for cash prizes.

Fishers Parks has partnered with KultureCity to provide sensory bags with

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noise-reduction headphones, fidget tools, communication cards, and weighted lap pads for individuals with sensory sensitivities.

“We’re extremely proud of our partnership with KultureCity and the efforts our Parks team has made to create more accessible events,” Deckert says. “We continue to listen, learn and adapt with the valued feedback we receive from our residents.”

They have also partnered with the Milk Bank to provide a quiet, air-conditioned space for mothers to nurse.

The festival’s parade has a new route this year that goes straight through the heart of Fishers. In recent years, Fishers Parks has had to work around a number of different challenges, from COVID to construction. This year is no different, as City Hall is currently being rebuilt.

“We’ve gotten really creative and are able to

offer an improved experience from previous years,” Deckert says. “We’re shifting that footprint a little bit north, and I think our shuttle situation is improved as it drops you right in the heart of what’s going on.”

The night culminates with the Aerial Show at 10 p.m. (new this year) that will include 200 drones, followed by a fireworks finale.

“Each year we have an amazing opportunity to bring our community together and showcase our city pride through a unique event experience,” Deckert says. “We’re especially excited to be the first in central Indiana to host an aerial drone show.”

For more information, visit playfishers.com.

CITY HALL PROJECT UNDERSCORES COMMUNITY PRIDE AND THE ARTS

At the heart of any city government is its city hall. Fishers leaders are hoping the new City Hall building currently being built at 1 Municipal Drive isn’t just a home for the municipal offices, but also a beacon for the community. The three-story building is still over a year from completion, but plans are already underway for its use.

“One of the things I found disheartening about the old City Hall building was that many people never step foot inside the building unless they are there for specific business with the city,” says Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness.

“It didn’t feel as though it was the people’s building. It didn’t seem as open and as engaging as it should be. We thought this was a creative way to bring Fishers residents to the building.”

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Scan to see a time lapse video of the demolition and construction.

That creative way to bring the people to the people’s building involved a partnership with Indianapolis Art Center. Executive Director Mark Williams says they worked with the city to create a community gathering space, using art to build community and uniting people to build a better, stronger, more vibrant community.

The first floor will house the Fishers Arts Center, operated in partnership with the Indianapolis Art Center and Fishers Arts Center theater. The second and third floors will house municipal staff offices. Williams says the Arts Center will contain two flex studios allowing artists to express themselves through drawing, painting, digital art and photography. There will also be a dedicated clay studio with a kiln.

“We also have exhibition space on both sides of the building,” Williams says. “The lobby side will continue to be activated by

the Fishers Arts Council to source local exhibits. Then over on the other Arts Center side will be some dedicated gallery space that will likely have quarterly contemporary art exhibitions.”

Fadness says he sees the new building as a great way to recruit and retain talent at City Hall. The Fishers Arts Center will also offer community outreach programs such as team-building events where businesses and organizations can bond and creatively collaborate on new ideas.

“I think many of us share the sentiment that you could be walking into City Hall and seeing an art class full of artistic people pursuing their passion,” Fadness says.

“That’s a level of vibrancy you don’t get in most government buildings.”

The city is already working to ramp up excitement in the community for the new

building. They previously held a beam signing for residents, and are working on a time-capsule letter-writing campaign with Towne Post Network. The letters serve as firsthand accounts of why residents love their vibrant city. The capsule will be opened in 50 years in conjunction with the city’s 200th birthday.

“Residents are going to start seeing a presence at the Fishers Farmers Market,” Williams says. “We’ll be letting people know what we’ll be offering and what’s coming with the new building.”

The project has an estimated budget of $22.8 million, with $6 million coming from American Rescue Plan Act funds. No additional or increased taxes will occur as a result of this investment.

For more information, visit fishers.in.us.

“I THINK MANY OF US SHARE THE SENTIMENT THAT YOU COULD BE WALKING INTO CITY HALL AND SEEING AN ART CLASS FULL OF ARTISTIC PEOPLE PURSUING THEIR PASSION. THAT’S A LEVEL OF VIBRANCY YOU DON’T GET IN MOST GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.”

—FISHERS MAYOR SCOTT FADNESS

PAVING THE WAY

PAVER RESCUE RESTORES BROKEN OR DIRTY PAVERS

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Years ago, Tony Lausas, hardscape installation specialist and owner of BPI Outdoor Living, was sitting in a seminar when the speaker said something that really struck him.

“He stated, ‘You can go to the moon and back with how many pavers are installed in the U.S., but only 5% of those pavers are maintained,’” recalls Lausas. “I thought that was crazy.”

The startling statistic sparked an idea that took root, and in 2011 Lausas launched Paver Rescue, a company that repairs,

restores and maintains existing paver and concrete surfaces. Each year tens of thousands of homeowners install paver patios, walkways and driveways. Many of those homeowners assume that the pavers require no maintenance, but they’re mistaken, as the elements take a toll.

“The reality is they require low maintenance, not no maintenance,” says Lausas. “Pavers are designed to move with freeze and thaw, so you don’t end up with a slab of concrete that cracks. When they move, sometimes they require a bit of repair because they become uneven.”

Paver Rescue can bring back the original luster and color of a homeowner’s beautifully designed installations by employing a five-step process. Step one involves repairing broken, cracked or uneven pavers. Step two replaces edging restraint that has failed over time. Step three is a thorough cleaning of the surface using a high-pressure sprayer with heated water and a specially formulated cleaning solution to diminish dirt and stains on the paver surface. Step four is replenishing the polymeric sand, filling any joints for stability and eliminating gaps that could potentially trap dirt and debris. Step five is applying a

sealant tailored to the homeowner’s specific surface.

Once the Paver Rescue team restores a patio, it’s wise to join their annual maintenance program, which includes a light wash and sand touchup. They also do an inspection of the patio to look for pavers that have moved, as well as fix any edging that has come out of the ground. A client can stay on the maintenance program for three to five years before there is a need to reseal their paver patio or driveway again.

“When I first got into the business, I thought the sealer was going to be the main thing everyone was worried about, but honestly the biggest thing that fails in pavers is the sand not staying put,” says Lausas, who designed the maintenance program to provide members peace of mind that their outdoor investment will be properly maintained into the future.

Lausas recommends that homeowners refrain from pressure washing their pavers in an attempt to deep clean them. For practical paver do’s and don’ts, visit the Paver Tips section at www.PaverRescue.com.

“That blows out the sand and once you do that, it’s really hard to fix,” he says. The result is dirty, dull, chipped and cracked pavers.

“People love to entertain on their patios and are proud of their space,” says Lausas. “Our maintenance program allows clients to do that because your paver patio will continue looking great year after year.”

Contact Paver Rescue today for a free estimate. Paver Rescue is located at 9386 Castlegate Drive in Indianapolis. For more information, call 317-259-4880 or visit paverrescue.com.

Paver Rescue professionals can fix or replace old pavers that have sunken down over time. If your patio pavers are pooling water after rains, give them a call.

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Letters to the Future

Share the story of Fishers with future residents by writing a letter to be included in our community time capsule to be opened in 2073. Fishers is partnering with the Towne Post Network to curate a community time capsule that will be placed inside the keystone of the new Arts & Municipal Complex.

Postmarked by June 30th

Letters can be delivered in person to the blue mailbox in the breezeway of the Fishers City Services Building (3 Municipal Drive) and lobby for Hamilton East Public Library- Fishers (5 Municipal Drive) or addressed to “Fishers Time Capsule” and mailed to 3 Municipal Drive, Fishers, Indiana 46038 by Friday, June 30. You can also swing by the Fishers Parks booth at the Fishers Farmers Market on June 10 and 17 to write and deliver your letter.

THIS IS FISHERS HAPPENINGS FROM THE CITY

OF FISHERS

MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS

Geist Waterfront Park Opens

The 70-acre waterfront park features beach and water access to Geist Reservoir, a non-motorized boat launch and dock access for kayaks and canoes, a playground, and public gathering amenities Beach access is open daily from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Residents must register for Fishers SmartPass for entry starting on May 27 Learn more and sign up at playfishers com/GWP

Check In On Your Mental Health

The newly revamped StigmaFreeFishers com offers residents free access to the CredibleMind platform, an online platform with over 16,000 expert-rated and evidence-based mental health resources including podcasts, articles, assessments, local resources and more Get started at StigmaFreeFishers com

Drive Fishers: Summer Construction Updates

From new trails to neighborhood resurfacing, stay up to date on current and upcoming road construction projects at fishers in us/DriveFishers and follow @DriveFishers on Twitter

REGISTER FOR FISHERS SMARTPASS

The Fishers SmartPass gives residents free access to the Geist Waterfront Park. Residents must have a Fishers SmartPass for entry to the park beginning on May 27, so register today at playfishers com/GWP

GET INVOLVED

Trails & Greenways & Fishers White River Park Surveys

The City of Fishers is seeking public input on the new Fishers White River Park and future plans to develop a better-connected network of trails and greenways throughout Fishers via community-wide surveys and events throughout summer Take the surveys at fishers in us/Trails, and stop by the public open houses throughout the summer. Learn more at fishers.in.us/Trails.

Mayor’s Youth Academy

This free program gives high school students the opportunity to build community awareness, participate in hands-on learning, and get inspired about future careers in the public sector Registration for the 2023-2024 session is now open through June 30 at fishers.in.us/MayorsYouthAcademy.

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Stay up to date on the latest happenings, including news from the Mayor’s Office, Fishers Parks, Police and Fire Departments, Fishers Health Department, and more Sign up at fishers in us/Subscribe

THIS IS FISHERS

SAVE THE DATE

Fishers Farmers Market presented by IU Health Market at NPD AMP: Saturdays, now - September 30

8 a m – noon | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater (NPD AMP) | Free Market at Saxony: Wednesdays, June 7 – August 30

4:30

7:30 p m | 13578 E 131st Street | Free

The Fishers Farmers Market showcases vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods and specialty food items, meats, coffee, honey, plants, and more Details at playfishers com/FarmersMarket

Geist Waterfront Park Opening Day

Opens Saturday, May 27 | Opening Day hours: noon - 8 p m

Regular beach hours: Daily, 10 a m – 8 p m

Celebrate the opening of the Geist Waterfront Park (10811 Olio Road) Beach access is open daily from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend Residents must register for a Fishers SmartPass for park entry starting May 27. Learn more at playfishers.com/GWP.

Splash Pad Opening Day

Opens Saturday, May 27 | Daily, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Holland Park, Billericay Park, & fountain at the NPD AMP Pavilion

Free splash pads open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Learn more at playfishers.com/WaterAmenities.

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!

Give back to your community this summer with volunteer opportunities at:

Spark!Fishers

Geist Half Marathon

The Fishers AgriPark

Fishers Maker Playground and more!

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Fishers Memorial Day Ceremony

Monday, May 29 | 10 a m | NPD AMP | Free

Join the City of Fishers and speaker, Lieutenant General Thomas M Montgomery, U S Army, Retired, to honor the service men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom at this special ceremony Details at fishers in us/FishersHonors

Spark!Fishers

Tuesday, June 20 – Saturday, June 24 | Nickel Plate District The weeklong celebration is full of family favorites as well as a redesigned parade route and state-of-the-art aerial drone show on Saturday night Learn more and register for the Spark!Fishers 5K Fun Run & Walk at sparkfishers.com.

Tuesday: Free Concert featuring Jukebox Luke | 7 p m

Wednesday: 5K Fun Run & Walk & Kids Dash | 7 p m

Thursday: Car & Art Show | 6 - 9 p m

Friday: Free Concert, act yet to be announced | 8 p.m.

Saturday: Street Fair, Parade, & Aerial Show | 3 - 10 p m

Summer Concerts at the NPD AMP

Free Tuesdays, June & July | 7 p m | Free

Ticketed Concerts: Various Dates | Prices vary Fishers Parks’ Free Tuesdays returns with concerts each week. See the lineup at npdamp com

Ticketed shows are on sale now for RIPE on July 15 and Snarky Puppy on September 8 at the NPD AMP in partnership with Fishers Parks and MOKB Presents Get tickets at npdamp com

Wednesday, June 21 @ 7:00 pm

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Our elementary schools offer rigorous, hands-on educational experiences for students based on Indiana Academic Standards. We prepare students for lifelong success, and welcome your child to begin learning with us!

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Our elementary schools offer rigorous, hands-on educational experiences for students based on Indiana Academic Standards. We prepare students for lifelong success, and welcome your child to begin learning with us!

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FISHERS’ ONLY PROFESSIONAL CONCERT BAND TO HOST

“THE S O UND OF MUSIC”

The White River Wind Symphony, which is the professional concert band in Fishers, announces their seventh annual Sounds of America concert on July 2, 2023 at 5:30 p.m. at Legacy Bible Church, 13490 Howe Road, Fishers.

The theme of this year’s concert, comprised entirely of American music, is The Sound of Music, and it includes selections of music from all the places in life we hear the sounds of music: Broadway (from the show with the theme name of the concert), film, TV, parade, circus, church, ballet, radio, armed forces, and more. Guest soloist Mindy Root, an exceptionally gifted professional singer,

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will perform an extended version of our National Anthem to kick off the concert. The concert will conclude with the national march of the United States of America, John Philip Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever. Peter McMonigle will serve as narrator.

The concert will be conducted by Dr. Keith Kunda, music director of Fishers Music Works, which is the parent organization of the White River Wind Symphony and the White River Chamber Orchestra. Tickets are $12 and are available at FishersMusicWorks.org. Anyone under 18 may obtain a free ticket at the same website.

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