Noblesville mayor says schools shape business location, endorses Nov. 3 Noblesville Schools referendum
In a letter published Oct. 6, 2026 by Current Publishing, the mayor of Noblesville — an alumnus whose children attend the district — said businesses ask "How are the schools?" and announced his support for the Noblesville Schools referendum appearing on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot.
In a letter published Oct. 6, 2026 by Current Publishing, the mayor of Noblesville said businesses regularly ask "How are the schools?" and announced he supports the Noblesville Schools referendum appearing on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot.
The mayor said he attended Hinkle Creek Elementary through Noblesville High, was raised by a single mother who was an educator, and that his children now attend Noblesville Schools. He described himself as a fiscally conservative Republican and said fiscal conservatism means asking whether an investment has value, not automatically saying no to spending.
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