City Pools to close for the season – 8/1/2026
City of Fort Wayne Indiana City Pools will begin the process of closing this week as staff prepare to go back to school.
City to host free opioid settlement funds community convening – 7/29/2026
Today, the City of Fort Wayne announced the inaugural Opioid Settlement Funds Community Convening — Building Connection.
Public invited to celebrate new downtown lighted sculpture – 8/19/2026
Residents are invited to celebrate the dedication of Flow, a new downtown lighted sculpture that will be installed in the alley located on the south side of West Berry Street between Harrison and Calhoun streets, on August 19, 2026.
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Head Lifeguard recognized
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation is thrilled to announce that Jeff Ellis and Associates has recognized one of the lifeguards at Northside Pool on an unannounced inspection visit earlier this week.
Administration memo to Council on potential Anchor Resource Center sites
The City of Fort Wayne has released a memo sent to the Fort Wayne City Council regarding the evaluation of potential locations for the Anchor Resource Center.
New Shoaff Park playground dedicated
Today, the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation officials dedicated the new Shoaff Park Playground at 6402 Shoaff Park Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Neighborhood infrastructure projects receive approval at City Council
Two more projects led by the City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division received Committee Session approval from City Council this evening.
Traffic Alert: Lane restrictions on Clinton Street through end of week
Two lanes of Clinton Street between Wayne Street and Washington Boulevard are closed as crews raise a sunken manhole and spray-line a brick sewer constructed in 1867.
FWPD Launches Engage Fort Wayne page to answer questions about Flock Cameras
The Fort Wayne Police Department has launched a new Engage Fort Wayne page dedicated to providing information and answering community questions about the Department’s use of Flock Safety license plate reader cameras.
Colonial Heritage Urban Wetlands enhanced with AARP grant
Plans to enhance the Colonial Heritage Urban Wetlands received a financial boost with a $13,275 AARP Community Challenge Flagship Grant to support new lighting, benches, and educational signage along the public walking path.