The City of Fishers says results from its 2026 Community Survey show residents remain highly satisfied with life in the city, citing strong ratings for public safety, schools, and city services.

According to the survey, nearly 3,000 residents participated, with 94 percent rating Fishers positively as a place to live. In addition, 99 percent reported a positive overall quality-of-life experience.

“These results reflect a community that is moving forward together,” Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness said in a statement. “As a mayor, there’s nothing more fulfilling than to see survey results with overwhelmingly high numbers in support of everything from city services to quality-of-life amenities.”

Residents identified public safety, city services, and schools among the city’s strongest attributes.

More than 9 out of 10 residents surveyed said they feel safe in Fishers, including 93 percent who reported feeling safe in their neighborhoods at night. City services also received high marks, with 89 percent giving positive ratings for customer service.

The survey also showed continued strong support for Hamilton Southeastern Schools, with 96 percent of residents rating the quality of K-12 education positively.

Fishers City Council President John DeLucia said the results demonstrate alignment between residents and city leadership.

“As Fishers continues to be a national model for innovation and quality of life, these results show strong alignment between residents and City leadership which will allow us to continue to be on the leading edge of communities,” DeLucia said.

City officials said the survey also reflected a strong sense of community engagement and civic pride. More than 9 in 10 residents reported a strong sense of belonging and pride in the city, with many indicating participation in local events, volunteer activities, and civic organizations.

Residents also pointed to neighborhood quality and community design as important factors contributing to overall satisfaction with the city.

“Our employees are passionate about serving residents, and these results reflect their hard work and commitment every day,” Fadness said. “It’s especially meaningful to hear directly from residents that their dedication is building trust and delivering results.”