Explore Fort Wayne’s history all month long
May is National Historic Preservation month, and this year the City of Fort Wayne is partnering with Visit Fort Wayne to let people know the many ways they can learn about and celebrate Fort Wayne history.
Neighborhood Code Compliance does not conduct unannounced interior inspections
Fort Wayne’s Neighborhood Code Compliance office has received reports of an individual knocking on doors claiming to be a Code officer and asking to enter the residence to complete an inspection.
FWFD receives approval for purchase of new ladder truck
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and Fire Chief Eric Lahey tonight highlighted that City Council has approved the purchase of a Pierce Enforcer 100’ Ascendant Tower Ladder Truck for the Fort Wayne Fire Department.
Resurfacing projects receive approval at Fort Wayne City Council
The City of Fort Wayne’s investment in neighborhood infrastructure improvements continues as the Fort Wayne City Council approved resurfacing packages for the Southeast and Southwest quadrants.
Wed on May the Fourth and let the force be with you!
On May 4, 2026, the Fort Wayne City Clerk’s Office will offer free marriage officiation services to couples looking to tie the knot on Star Wars Day.
METRO Human Relations Commission meeting – 5/4/2026
The City of Fort Wayne's Metropolitan Human Relations Commission will meet on May 4, 2026.
Fort Wayne Police Department promotions
The Fort Wayne Police Department held a Promotion Ceremony this morning at Citizens Square at 10:00 am.
Community Design Workshop schedule for Southeast Corridors Planning Project
The City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division invites everyone to help shape the future of several key streets through the Southeast Corridors Planning Project.
2025-26 Efforts provide 4,055 safe shelter nights for homeless
Fort Wayne’s Office of Housing & Neighborhood Services joined local nonprofit agencies today to report results from the 2025-26 winter contingency emergency shelter efforts, which provided 4,055 safe shelter nights for people with no housing.
City to implement vehicle changes to save taxpayer dollars
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and City Controller Pat Roller today announced that the City of Fort Wayne will implement changes to the city-owned vehicle policy in a proactive effort to save taxpayer dollars.