Arbor Day: Fort Wayne’s 31st Tree City USA Award
The National Arbor Day Foundation has awarded the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department with its 31st consecutive Tree City USA designation.
Free Biosolids drop-off tomorrow – 5/1/2021
In conjunction with the Great American Cleanup, residents can bring their yard and garden waste to City Utilities’ Biosolids Handling Facility tomorrow for free.
Dust Control Applications Deadline – April 30, 2021
Time is running out for Allen County residents who want the County Highway Department to apply dust control material to their stone and gravel roads this spring.
CTE Awareness Month activities planned
Providers of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs will observe northeast Indiana’s CTE Awareness Month in May with signing ceremonies.
Signs are prohibited in public right-of-way
City of Fort Wayne Ordinance G-20-07 makes it illegal to place any non-authorized signs within the public right of way and allows for removing any signs without notice.
Free tree seedlings for Arbor Day tomorrow
The Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Forestry team will celebrate Arbor Day 2021 with a free tree seedling giveaway on Friday, April 30, and Saturday, May 1, 2021.
City provides updates on downtown development projects
The City of Fort Wayne today highlighted continued progress with current downtown development projects and shared the challenges the City is faced with when additional projects are proposed.
Video: $92M Utilities infrastructure improvements
Fort Wayne City Utilities held a news conference last Monday, April 26, 2021, to announce that $92 million in infrastructure improvements will be made in 2021.
$92 Million in City Utility improvements
Mayor Tom Henry joined neighborhood leaders, City Council members, and City Utilities to reveal more than $90 million investment in 2021 City Utility improvements.
City awards $117k+ for neighborhoods
Today, Fort Wayne’s Community Development Division announced that 27 neighborhoods have been awarded grants totaling $117,000+ to improve their communities.