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Votes at a glance: Fishers council approves police training appropriation, State Road 37 financing and two annexations

5780387 · September 16, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 15 meeting Fishers City Council approved (1) a restricted continuing-education appropriation for police supplies, (2) a resolution permanently financing a bond anticipation note related to State Road 37 through a lease structure between redevelopment entities, and (3) two voluntary annexations; roll-call votes were recorded for each.

The Fishers City Council recorded roll-call votes Sept. 15 on several items: an additional appropriation for a restricted continuing-education fund; a resolution to permanently finance a bond anticipation note related to State Road 37 using a lease structure between the Fishers Redevelopment Commission and the Fishers Redevelopment Authority; and two voluntary annexations.

Continuing-education fund appropriation (item 8): Lisa Bradford, city controller, said the restricted fund is supported by violation-related receipts and may be used only for allowed purchases. The council opened and closed the required public hearing with no speakers and approved the appropriation. The motion was made by Councilmember Selena Stoller and seconded by Tiffany (surname not specified on record). During the roll call, recorded ayes included Dean Peterson; John DeLucia; John Weingart; Cecilia Coble; Brad DeRemer; Selena Stoller; Todd Zimmerman; Tiffany; and Bill Stewart. The mayor noted the motion passed.

State Road 37 financing resolution (item 9): Bradford described the item as a financing mechanism that approves the Fishers Redevelopment Commission entering into a lease with the Fishers Redevelopment Authority to permanently finance a portion of an intersection project (listed in the fiscal plan) and other potential projects. The council moved and seconded the resolution; the roll call recorded ayes from John DeLucia; John Weingart; Cecilia Coble; Brad DeRemer; Selena Stoller; Todd Zimmerman; Tiffany; and others. The mayor and staff said Bill Stewart was experiencing technical difficulties but the resolution passed as recorded.

Annexations (items 14 and 15): The council approved a voluntary annexation for Collinswood Lane (resolution 091525E) and a second voluntary annexation presented later. Both were described by staff as annexations tied to new construction; fiscal plans were presented in August and the council approved the annexations by roll call. For the Collinswood Lane resolution staff said it was a voluntary annexation for new construction and moved the council to approve a fiscal plan. The motion was moved by Selena Stoller and seconded by Tiffany; roll-call ayes were recorded and the motion passed. For the second annexation the motion was moved by Councilmember John and seconded by John DeLucia; recorded ayes included Pete Peterson; John DeLucia; John Weingart; Cecilia Coble; Brad DeRemer; Selena Stoller; Todd Zimmerman; Tiffany; and Bill Stewart. Both annexations passed.

Votes were recorded by roll call and, where noted, were unanimous among members present. The meeting transcript records the individual roll-call confirmations; the council president announced each motion as passed.

No further contested ordinances or failed motions were recorded in the meeting minutes supplied.