Fishers Recent Arrests Lookup

Fishers recent arrests are processed by the Fishers Police Department and booked into the Hamilton County Jail in Noblesville. This page covers every free public tool to search inmate records, court cases, and police reports for people arrested in Fishers, Indiana.

Fishers Police Department

The Fishers Police Department is at 2 Municipal Dr, Fishers, IN 46038. The main phone number is 317-595-3300. FPD serves the city of Fishers, which is one of Indiana's fastest growing communities in Hamilton County just northeast of Indianapolis.

FPD handles all city arrests, traffic stops, and criminal investigations within Fishers city limits. The Hamilton County Sheriff covers unincorporated areas. Both agencies book all arrestees at the Hamilton County Jail in Noblesville.

The Fishers city portal shown above links to the police department's public information resources, news releases, and records request contacts. This is the right place to start when looking for an official record from FPD.

Fishers PD Records Requests

To get an incident or arrest report from Fishers PD, contact the Records Division directly. Requests can be submitted by phone, email, or in person. The department processes requests on a first-come basis and some reports may take a few days.

The Fishers Police Department records section shown above includes department contact information and notes on what types of reports are available to the public. Reports for open investigations may be withheld or partially redacted under Indiana law.

Accident reports for crashes in Fishers are available through BuyCrash.com for $12. Reports are typically posted within a few business days of the crash. You need the date, location, and at least one driver's name to search.

Hamilton County Jail Inmate Search

Everyone arrested in Fishers goes to the Hamilton County Jail at 18102 Cumberland Rd, Noblesville, IN. The jail is operated by the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office and holds people from all parts of the county, not just Fishers.

Search for current inmates at no cost at hamiltoncounty.in.gov/609/Lookup-Current-Inmates. The tool shows name, booking date, charges, and bond status. The roster is updated throughout the day as new bookings are processed.

The statewide INjail portal at public.indianajail.gov also includes Hamilton County data. If you get no results from the county tool, try searching INjail to make sure the person has not been transferred to another facility.

For full county records information, see the Hamilton County recent arrests page.

Indiana Courts MyCase

After an arrest in Fishers leads to criminal charges, the case enters the Hamilton County court system. All cases are searchable for free at public.courts.in.gov/mycase.

Search by the person's name, case number, or attorney. MyCase shows the full docket: charges filed, hearing dates, motions, and case outcomes. New filings generally appear within one to two business days of the initial court appearance.

Sealed records and juvenile cases are not included. Most adult criminal cases are open to public view from the date the case was first filed. Use the case number in the search for the most direct results.

What Arrest Records Contain

Under IC 5-14-3-5, Indiana law makes certain arrest information public. Agencies must disclose the name of the person arrested, the offense charged, the date and location of arrest, and the arresting officer. This cannot be withheld from the public.

Bond amounts, booking photos, and full charge descriptions usually appear on the jail roster within a few hours. If the record is incomplete when you first check, try again later in the day after booking staff have had time to process the entry.

Keep in mind: an arrest does not mean a person is guilty. Cases can be dismissed, reduced, or result in acquittal. To see what happened after the arrest, search MyCase for the court record.

ISP Limited Criminal History

The Indiana State Police offers a free statewide criminal history search at in.gov/ai/appfiles/isp-lch2. The Limited Criminal History (LCH) database pulls from court-reported dispositions across all Indiana counties.

It is a good tool for checking someone's prior criminal record in Indiana. It is not a real-time arrest tracker. New arrests may not appear for days or weeks. For current booking status, use the Hamilton County inmate search.

The LCH does not show arrests that were dismissed before charges were filed. It reflects what was reported to the state, which is generally final court dispositions.

VINE Notification Service

VINE is a free custody alert system. Register at vinelink.com or call 1-866-959-VINE anytime. Pick the person you want to track, provide your contact details, and the system notifies you when they are released, transferred, or escape.

VINE covers Hamilton County Jail and all Indiana DOC facilities. The service is free. Anyone can register, not just crime victims. Alerts go out by phone, text, or email depending on your preference.

Public Records Requests Under APRA

Indiana's Access to Public Records Act at IC 5-14-3-3 gives you the right to inspect and copy records held by Fishers PD, the Hamilton County Sheriff, and the courts. Submit a written request to the relevant agency. They must respond within seven days.

If a request is denied, the agency must identify the exemption it is relying on. You can appeal to the Indiana Public Access Counselor without any fee. Fishers PD and Hamilton County each handle their own records; submit to the right office for the records you need.

IDOC Offender Locator

People sentenced to state prison after a Hamilton County conviction are tracked in the IDOC system. Search at offenderlocator.idoc.in.gov by name or IDOC number. The tool shows current facility, projected release, and offense history.

Those awaiting trial or serving short sentences remain at the Hamilton County Jail. Use the IDOC tool only for those who have been sentenced and sent to a state correctional facility.

Nearby Qualifying Cities

Fishers is part of the Indianapolis metro area in Hamilton County. Several nearby cities all share the same Hamilton County court and jail system.