Noblesville mayor highlights $4.2B private investment, Ryan Fireprotection $25M HQ2 and Deer Creek District rebrand
Mayor Chris Jensen used his Sept. 10, 2026 State of the City address at Riverview Health Arena to review recovery from the White River flood, outline public-safety and infrastructure spending, and list major private investments and branding tied to continued growth in Noblesville.
According to Current Publishing, Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen delivered his State of the City address on Sept. 10, 2026, at Riverview Health Arena at Innovation Mile, reflecting on the August historic White River flooding and the city’s recovery efforts while outlining municipal priorities.
Jensen said the city is still awaiting a Federal Emergency Management Agency damage assessment and urged streamlined federal support for residents; he also described extensive local and county flood-response activity.
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