Final Fishers Vibrancy Grants of 2024
Part of Fishers' 2024 budget included $750k in an unprecedented investment in neighborhoods around the city. Here is the final list of grant winners for the year.
The city of Fishers had record-setting applications for 2024's Neighborhood Vibrancy Grants. And for good reason. $750k was up for grabs and the ratio of city/neighborhood pay was even better. So it's no surprise that just barely halfway through 2024, all of the grant money has been allocated.
Here is the list of winners who will be taking home almost $340k to update their neighborhoods:
Cottingham Estates ($8,061.34) for park and playground improvements.
Delaware Pointe ($15,000) to replace the existing wooden playground structure, refresh landscaping, and repair neighborhood fence.
Fawnsbrook Woods ($22,830.31) to renovate neighborhood entrance signs and install new landscaping.
Northfield Estates ($4,575) to install landscaping at the entrance.
Oak Hall ($24,250) to install a new fountain aeration system for the neighborhood pond and repair entrance columns.
Sand Creek Farms ($21,670) to renovate neighborhood entrance signs and for sidewalk repairs.
Sandstone ($25,000) to remove and replace 33 trees.
Seven Oaks ($4,240) to relocate the path and install a bench near pond.
Spyglass Falls ($25,000) to restore the waterfall at the entrance along E. 116th Street.
Steeplechase ($23,117) to renovate five neighborhood entrance signs and install electrical and landscaping improvements.
Sterling Green ($25,000) to purchase and install 93 street trees.
Sweet Briar ($20,164.54) to install an inclusive playground.
Thorpe Creek ($25,000) to install lighting along the entrance parkway and make improvements to the trail system.
Townhomes at Avalon ($25,000) to install landscaping to screen utility boxes throughout neighborhood.
Townhomes at Fishers Pointe ($10,000) to make improvements to the existing tree buffers.
Waterford Gardens ($19,178.40) to install a new fountain aeration system for the neighborhood pond.
Whispering Woods ($25,000) to remove and replace 31 pear trees, remove overgrown areas, and install low maintenance plantings.
Windermere ($14,000) to renovate neighborhood entrance signs and lighting and install native plants.
If you missed it, here is where you can find the previous 2024 grant winners who took home the other $400k.
