Tag: Allen County Indiana
Allen County receives $27.8M+ for next stage in Scott Road rail crossing improvement
Allen County has received the total grant amount it requested from the Federal Rail Administration Railroad Crossing Elimination grant program in the amount of $27,878,116.
INDOT: Single-day lane closure planned for northbound I-469 patching in Allen County Indiana
The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a lane closure on I-469 for deep patching.
Providing an alternative to City’s annual leaf collection
Eco Fest offers an alternative to the City of Fort Wayne's annual leaf collection.
Allen County earns improved FEMA Floodplain Designation, brings savings to residents
Allen County Indiana has earned an improved Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) floodplain designation that will help reduce flood insurance costs for eligible property owners in unincorporated areas of the county.
Bidding open for Byron Hospital property
The Allen County Board of Commissioners is selling 62 acres of the former Byron Hospital land on the northwest corner of the intersection of State Road 3 and Carroll Road.
Great Tree Canopy Comeback – 10/17/2026
Local residents are encouraged to join Friends of the Parks of Allen County along with area parks and trails departments for the annual Great Tree Canopy Comeback event on October 17, 2026.
Job Fair highlights Allen County career opportunities – 10/21/2026
The Allen County Human Resources Department is hosting a job fair on October 21, 2026.
Multiple nights of rolling slowdowns planned for utility work over I-469
The Indiana Department of Transportation announces multiple rolling slowdowns on I-469 for utility work.
Traffic Advisory: New traffic signal at Maplecrest and Parrott Roads
The Allen County Highway Department announces that a newly installed traffic signal at the intersection of Maplecrest and Parrott Roads will officially become fully operational on October 15, 2026.
Measles spreads fast and can cause serious complications
Measles is one of the most contagious viruses known to mankind, and residents in northeast Indiana should be aware of the symptoms and risks after local cases continue to emerge.