The Fishers Award Post

Nate Spangle

Jan 29, 2024Updated May 20, 20262 min read

The Fishers Award Post

We update this image everytime Fishers gets an award? Why? Because it's fun and hilarious.

Last updated: June 6, 2024

Fishers, Indiana is an awarded city. There's no debating that. As such, it's only right that we update this page with the awards that it receives. Every time Fishers makes some kind of top 10 list, our friend Russell from Up will wear the award with honor. Check out the bottom of this page for links to each award.

Latest Awards

America's newest cities with 100,000 people or more

2024 Livabilities Best Places to Live in the US (Fishers #4)

2024 Top 10 Bikeable City in Indiana

2nd Safest City in America for 2024

2023 State and Local Champion AWS Award

2023 Livability Award

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