FWPD reminds the community: Downtown fireworks are a family-friendly event
The Fort Wayne Police Department is looking forward to welcoming residents and visitors downtown for the Fourth of July fireworks celebration.
Mayor Tucker announces next grant cycle is open for opioid settlement funds
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker today announced the opening of the second 2026 grant cycle under the City of Fort Wayne’s National Opioid Settlement Fund program.
Traffic Advisory: Fourth of July Parade road closures
The Fort Wayne Police Department is advising the public of road closures related to the Fourth of July Parade.
2026 Water Quality Report on its way
The Fort Wayne City Utilities’ annual Drinking Water Quality Report, covering water quality data from 2025, is available.
Mayor joins local artist to unveil mural in East Central Neighborhood
A new mural, created by local artist Julie Wall, along the Coombs street railroad viaduct retaining walls.
Keep pets safe this Fourth of July
Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control is urging pet owners to take extra precautions to keep their furry and even feathered friends safe during this holiday.
Reminder: City’s cooling stations offered throughout the summer
Several cooling stations throughout Fort Wayne, Indiana, are available for residents who are seeking relief from the heat.
Garbage and recycling collection will begin at 5 a.m. when temps reach 90’s
On days when temperatures are predicted to reach the 90’s, GFL Environmental will begin collecting garbage and recycling one hour earlier.
City Utilities team wins national championship in “College Bowl” of water competitions
A team of City Utilities chemists from the Three Rivers Filtration Plant won the national Top Ops Championship at the American Water Works Association’s ACE26 Conference in Washington, D.C.
Safety Village and Survive Alive House celebrate 35 years
The City of Fort Wayne held an open house to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Safety Village and Survive Alive House today.