Tag: City of Fort Wayne Solid Waste Department
City Councilmen outline garbage plan, urge leadership from the Mayor
Today, Fort Wayne City Councilman Jehl held a briefing calling for the Mayor to take immediate action to stabilize the current garbage collection service.
City update on Red River situation
Today, the City of Fort Wayne Board of Public Works approved a resolution that allows for the City to seek bids for a new garbage and recycling hauler once an agreement with Red River is reached in bankruptcy court.
Councilman Jehl urges action with garbage collection issues
Fort Wayne City Councilmen Russell Jehl and Tom Didier held a briefing this morning to publicly address the continued issues with Red River and the City of Fort Wayne’s attention to this ongoing problem.
City of Fort Wayne update regarding garbage and recycling collection
Update from the City of Fort Wayne as continued delays with the collection of garbage and recycling materials continues.
Mayor and Council collaborating on solid waste service resolution
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry’s administration and the City Council are working together to ask the Indiana General Assembly to consider changes to the solid waste bidding process.
Tox-Away Day – 10/16/2021
The City’s Solid Waste Department and the Allen County Department of Environmental Management will offer another Tox-Away Day on Saturday, October 16, 2021.
2021 Tox-Away Saturdays scheduled
Today, Fort Wayne’s Board of Public Works approved an agreement with Allen County to move forward with another year of Tox-Away Saturdays.
Fort Wayne City Council meeting tonight – 2/23/2021
The Fort Wayne City Council meets in both Committee and Regular Sessions this evening at 5:30 pm.
Tox-Away Saturday – 11/14/2020
The City’s Solid Waste Department, along with the Allen County Department of Environmental Management, will offer another Tox-Away Day on November 14, 2020.
More volunteers needed for annual cleanup
The deadline to registration for Fort Wayne’s Great American Cleanup™ is getting close and volunteers are still needed.