Free bicycle safety training for students
The City of Fort Wayne invites elementary and middle-school aged students to attend one of two FREE bicycle safety workshops that will teach young bicyclists the essentials for a safe, enjoyable biking experience.
Tonight’s Tread the Trails cancelled – 6/11/2026
Tonight’s Tread the Trails event is cancelled due to the anticipated high heat index.
Traffic Alert: Lane closure scheduled on Illinois Road – 5/18 and 5/19/2026
Due to ongoing road improvement work on the north side of Illinois Road, the right westbound through lane will be closed from Avenue of Autos to Getz Road on Monday, May 18 and Tuesday, May 19, 2026.
City of Fort Wayne Street Line Painting Program to begin – 5/18/2026
On May 18, 2026, the City of Fort Wayne Traffic Operations Department will begin its annual street line painting program to enhance visibility and safety on our roadways.
Community invited to participate in Bike to Work Day – 5/15/2026
On Friday, May 15, the City of Fort Wayne will celebrate active commuting on Bike to Work Day.
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.
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.
2026 Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails season kick-off – 4/28/2026
The 2026 season for Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails will begin on April 28, 2026, at Promenade Park.
AFW Photos and Video: City’s announcement of $37M into neighborhoods
Photos and video from announced $37 million in neighborhood infrastructure improvements will occur throughout the community this construction season.
City of Fort Wayne announces $37M in 2026 neighborhood infrastructure projects
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and Public Works Division leaders today announced $37 million in neighborhood infrastructure improvements will occur throughout the community this construction season.