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FWPD Update: Three-vehicle accident, Hobson Road and Vance Avenue

E-mail update from the Fort Wayne Police Department concerning the intersection of Hobson Road and Vance Avenue.

FWPD: Official response to Arab Fest viral video

The Fort Wayne Police Department's official response to an Arab Fest video that has gone viral on social media involving an individual asked to leave that festival.

FWPD: New tow and repossession reporting procedures

The Fort Wayne Police Department has updated procedures related to vehicle releases, private property tows and repossession reporting.

FWPD announces testing of Flock Safety Raven audio detection system

The Fort Wayne Police Department will begin a limited pilot program to test the Flock Safety Raven audio detection system in select areas of the city.

FWPD: Phone scam impersonating law enforcement is targeting residents

The Fort Wayne Police Department is warning the public about a phone scam in which suspects falsely identify themselves as local law enforcement officers in an attempt to obtain money from victims.

FWPD: Not every electric two-wheel vehicle is an e-bike

The Fort Wayne Police Department is reminding riders and parents that not every electric two-wheel vehicle is legally considered an e-bike in Indiana.

Fort Wayne Police Department promotions

The Fort Wayne Police Department held a Promotion Ceremony this morning at Citizens Square at 10:00 am.

Fort Wayne Police Department announces opening of new Downtown Fort Wayne District

The Fort Wayne Police Department officially launched its new Downtown District this week.

FWPD Board of Public Safety Executive Session – 4/9/2026

The City of Fort Wayne Board of Public Safety meets in Executive Session on April 9, 2026, at Citizens Square. The meeting will be held...

FWPD: Lafayette at Pontiac Streets re-opened

The Fort Wayne Police Department reports that Lafayette and Pontiac Streets have been reopened after multiple single-vehicle accidents.