Email notification of combined sewer overflows available
City Utilities reminds interested citizens in Fort Wayne that they can receive an email notification when the City's combined sewer system is discharging into area rivers.
Sen. Banks: Principal Leadership Institute bill moves to Governor’s desk
State Sen. Jim Banks' (R-Columbia City) legislation to help strengthen public school principals' leadership skills cleared the Senate and House of Representatives today.
SR 930 westbound lane restriction on bridge near Cloverleaf
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces that SR 930 westbound will have intermittent lane restrictions on the bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railroad, just north of the Cloverleaf, from Thursday, April 25 until May 6, weather permitting.
Expercise for homeless animals – April 27th
Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control will be the guest of Precision Pilates LLC, 5808 W Jefferson Blvd, suite D on Saturday, April 27 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Weed enforcement begins Monday, May 6th
The City of Fort Wayne's Neighborhood Code Enforcement Department will start enforcing weed and tall grass violations Monday, May 6.
City Utilities commits to continue service for Huntertown residents
Fort Wayne City Utilities will continue to provide sewer treatment services to the residents of Huntertown despite the Huntertown Town Council's decision to terminate the sewer contract with City Utilities.
City/Citilink construction project gets underway
Beginning as early as Friday, April 26, 2013, occasional lane restrictions will be in place along portions of Randallia Drive, Beacon Street and Lake Avenue.
City Utilities celebrates Earth Day at Camp Scott Wetlands
Although Earth Day is officially observed on April 22, Fort Wayne City Utilities invites visitors to continue the celebration at the Camp Scott Wetlands on Saturday, April 27 from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM.
Governor Pence on income tax cut and inheritance tax repeal agreement
Governor Pence calls agreement for 5 percent income tax cut and inheritance tax repeal "Great victory" for Hoosier taxpayers.
Sen. Banks: Bill to improve teacher preparation moves to Governor’s desk
State Sen. Jim Banks' (R-Columbia City) legislation to improve teacher preparation programs cleared its final passage in the Senate today.