UPDATE: Victim is a 12-year-old male. He has a serious head injury and an ankle deformity. He is being transported to Riley by medics.

District 23:
Derek Cahill, Councilor
Joe Hogsett, Mayor

UPDATE: Victim is being reported as a child. Condition is currently listed as being serious. Extent of injuries unknown at this time.

District 23:
Derek Cahill, Councilor
Joe Hogsett, Mayor

This incident has been classified as an SBI (Serious Bodily Injury) by authorities.

District 23:
Derek Cahill, Councilor
Joe Hogsett, Mayor

UPDATE: This incident involved a BICYCLIST who stated they were ran off the road by a car. They were injured and transported to Eskenazi by medics.

District 23:
Derek Cahill, Councilor
Bike Indianapolis, Advocate

UPDATE: This incident was a hit-and-run.

District 18:
Kristin Jones, Councilor

As always, if you run into any issues or anything looks out of place please let us know. If you have any thoughts, questions or concerns about these features don't hesitate to reach out. If there are any enhancements to our tracking platform that you'd like to see, we're open to suggestions! Thanks!

7/7

2c) We've also added a new filter to the Indy Vision Zero Tracker website (for Traffic Fatalities) that lets you filter down to Identified Victims, Unidentified Victims, or Incidents with Multiple Victims. Additional filtering based on victim demographic data will be added in the future.

6/7

2b) We know that certain communities are more negatively affected by our city's unsafe streets. Being able to look at demographic data alongside location data can help brings these disparities to light. This is something our city doesn't want to talk about, but we absolutely should be.

5/7

2a) In addition, we're also starting to publicly track demographic data for victims [*when available*]. This is something we've done behind the scenes for a while now, but we're going to push that data to the web going forward. Eventually we'll add statistics and reporting on that demographic data.

4/7

2) We now (sadly) have the ability to track multiple victims from a single incident.

This has unfortunately come up multiple times now that we're tracking traffic fatalities and serious injuries for all road users. Example: 2024 saw two separate incidents where more than 1 person was killed.

3/7

1) We now have the ability to record multiple news stories for a single incident.

This will be useful to track coverage of an incident from multiple news sources.

It will also allow us to more easily follow along with incidents over time — i.e. if an arrest is made, goes to trial, convicted, etc.

2/7

UPDATE: Do not currently have any additional information on this incident but the location puts it at a Middle School across the street from Lawrence Central High School.

District 10:
Ali Brown, Council Vice President (@aliforindy)