Tag: Bloomingdale neighborhood
North River District plan takes major step forward
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker, joined by representatives of Visit Fort Wayne and Turnstone, today announced the selection of PB Development as the master developer for the North River District.
City: 91% participation achieved in lead line replacement effort
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker celebrated a significant milestone toward enhancing neighborhood health and quality of life.
City of Fort Wayne/Foellinger Foundation Neighborhood Engagement Grants awarded
The City of Fort Wayne, in partnership with Foellinger Foundation, recently awarded nine Neighborhood Engagement Grants, totaling $40,000.
Two proposals selected for Mayor Tucker’s Connected Neighborhoods initiative
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker today announced the Northwest Central Collaborative and East State Village Neighborhood Group submitted the two winning Connected Neighborhoods Initiative proposals.
Northwest 2035 neighborhood plan reaches milestone
The Northwest 2035 neighborhood plan reached a significant milestone this evening with tonight’s approval from Fort Wayne City Council.
Fort Wayne City Council’s North River site update by Brownfields Coordinator Maksim – text
Text of the remarks made by City of Fort Wayne Brownfields Coordinator Lindsey Maksim providing an update to the Fort Wayne City Council on May 13, 2025, on the North River site remediation efforts.
City awards record number of neighborhood improvement grant projects
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker announced today that 46 neighborhood improvement grant projects are being awarded, totaling more than $200,000.
City to acquire PepsiCo facility for future riverfront development
The Fort Wayne City Council has approved an agreement with to acquire the 6.4 acre PepsiCo facility located in the heart of the Riverfront area, in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana.
City gives more than $170,000 for neighborhood improvement projects
Today, the City of Fort Wayne’s Neighborhood Planning and Activation Workgroup announced that 38 neighborhood associations have been awarded grants totaling more than $170,000 for community-led projects.