Beware of email scam setting up city employment interviews

The City of Fort Wayne has become aware of fraudulent emails going to residents who may have applied for jobs with City Utilities.

Superior Circle lane restriction update

Two separate projects require lane restrictions at Superior Circle, the intersection of Wells, Superior, Fairfield and Ewing Street.

Five students receive Rotary/City Utilities scholarships

In year two of the Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics scholarship partnership between the Anthony Wayne Rotary Club and City Utilities, five students received scholarships totaling $11,000.

Traffic Alert: Portion of East Wayne Street to be closed tomorrow

A section of East Wayne Street between Glasgow Avenue and South Anthony Boulevard will close on Tuesday, September 6, 2022, at 7:30 a.m.

Update on North Anthony Boulevard partial closure

A small portion of Lake Avenue has lane restrictions for a Trail Project so the stormwater detour will use State Boulevard.

Traffic Alert: North Anthony Boulevard partial closure

To make stormwater improvements in the North Anthony Area neighborhood, lane restrictions and a road closure will begin on Monday, April 18, 2022, on North Anthony Boulevard between Berry Street and Lake Avenue.

Protect water pipes during the cold snap

A reminder from Fort Wayne City Utilities to take precautions to protect water pipes and water meters from freezing during this cold snap.

City Utilities Call Center remains open during winter storm

The impending winter storm has closed City offices for the next two days but, the City Utilities call center will remain open during regular business hours this week.

Hessen Cassel enhancements ribbon cutting

This afternoon, neighborhood residents and city officials joined Deputy Mayor Karl Bandemer to celebrate the completion of the Hessen Cassel Road Phase 2 stormwater and sidewalk improvement.

River levels to be adjusted for winter

This week, in preparation for winter, City Utilities will make the annual adjustments to lower the river levels by raising the Tainter gate at the Hosey Dam.