Brick-by-Brick, Supporting Fort Wayne for 150 Years
Mayor Henry joined members of the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers, and Fort Wayne City Utilities for a 150th Birthday Party!
150th Brick birthdays celebrated today
Mayor Henry and others celebrated the 150th birthday of brick sewers and the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers earlier today.
Residents’ desires for City Utilities Water complete
Mayor Tom Henry's drive to bring residents of southwest Fort Wayne and Allen County the City Utilities water they asked for is complete.
National honor focused on City Water Pollution Control Plant
Successfully meeting all daily requirements, on more than 10,000 tests in 2014, has earned the Water Pollution Control Plant, national recognition.
No, you didn’t take a wrong turn and end up in Indy…
No, you didn't take a wrong turn and end up in Indy...
Water flow brings million dollar stream of savings
This week, residents of southwest Fort Wayne hit a milestone of saving more than $1 million collectively on their water bills.
Neighborhood investments pay off: 4 years early, 1 St. Joe CSO
Mayor Henry joined residents, river supporters and City Utilities' staff to celebrate a significant milestone of reducing combined sewer overflows (CSO).
Main break closes two lanes of Lafayette Street
City Utilities crews are repairing a water main break that has closed the two northbound lanes of Lafayette Street between Glencoe and Congress Avenues.
Mayor Henry starts the City water flowing
Mayor Tom Henry starts the City water flowing into another new section of Aboite, adding 4,000 new customers to the Fort Wayne City Utilities.
Water on the way: City flow comes to 4,000
Today, Mayor Tom Henry and residents of several southwest neighborhoods gathered in the Covington Reserve neighborhood to lift their glasses to the sky.