Tag: Fort Wayne City Utilities
Mayor Henry announces upcoming retirement of Community Development Division Director
Mayor Tom Henry today announced that Nancy Townsend will retire as director of the City of Fort Wayne’s Community Development Division effective February 2, 2024.
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.
An extra drop-off weekend added at Biosolids
Residents have two more weekends to dispose of leaves and yard waste at Biosolids before the facility switches to winter hours.
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.
Electric Works partners with City Utilities in grease waste revolution
Mayor Tom Henry, representatives from Electric Works, restauranteurs from the Union Street Market and City Utilities' staff members came together today to champion the collective goal of Sustaining Fort Wayne, the City of Fort Wayne’s Climate Action and Adaptation Plan.
Consistently superior: Our water best in state, again
For the second consecutive year and the third in the past five years, the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water picked the water produced by Fort Wayne's City Utilities for Best Tasting Water in Indiana.
FWFD: House Fire, 5000 block Rothman Road
On October 17, 2023, at 0029 ours, the Fort Wayne Fire Department was dispatched to a house fire in the 5000 block of Rothman Road, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Fort Wayne Mayor Henry unveils balanced 2024 Civil City Budget
Fort Wayne’s fiscal health remains in strong position as Mayor Tom Henry and City Controller Garry Morr today announced the proposed 2024 budget for the City of Fort Wayne.
Clean Drains concludes with Saturday celebration – 9/23/2023
The three-year initiative christened Clean Drains Fort Wayne comes to its resoundingly successful conclusion on September 23, 2023.
Passive ponds float solar panels for power bonanza
In a pioneering move toward environmental sustainability and improved resiliency, Fort Wayne City Utilities celebrated progress on the installation of floating solar panels on the Water Pollution Control Plant’s wet weather storage ponds.