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Public Works Division identifies qualified census tract streets for resurfacing investments

The City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division plans to utilize American Rescue Plan funds to resurface streets that fall within qualified census tracts.

Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails kick-off the season – 4/30/2024

The 2024 season for Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails will begin on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at Promenade Park.

Record investment in 2024 neighborhood infrastructure upgrades announced

Today, City of Fort Wayne Acting Mayor Karl Bandemer and Public Works Division leaders announced a record $48.9 million in neighborhood infrastructure improvements will occur throughout the community this construction season.

Fort Wayne selected for Urban Heat Island Mapping Campaign

The City of Fort Wayne has been selected to lead a campaign to map heat and air quality in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

City launches Engage Fort Wayne for online community engagement

Today, Mayor Tom Henry announced a significant milestone in enhancing community involvement.

Annual State of the City address held today

Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today delivered his 17th State of the City address.

Mayor Henry recognizes 62 City employees for years of service

Mayor Tom Henry has recognized milestone years of service for 62 City of Fort Wayne employees.

Neighborhood infrastructure upgrades for 2023 totaled a record of over $40 million

City of Fort Wayne leaders today announced a record of over $40 million in neighborhood infrastructure improvements occurred throughout the community this construction season.

River levels adjusted for bridge/outfall inspections

Beginning Monday, November 13, 2023, the gate at the Hosey Dam will be opened to lower the river levels.

City of Fort Wayne locks in unleaded fuel price for 2024 at $2.75 per...

The City of Fort Wayne has proposed an ordinance that would set 2024 unleaded fuel prices at $2.75 per gallon.