Tag: Fort Wayne City Utilities
Calling all artists to “LOVE R RIVERS”
This Valentine's Day, it's time again to "Love Our Rivers, Love Our Drains."
Free Camp Scott Tour Monday – 2/3/2025
Get in touch with nature by touring Camp Scott Wetlands in honor of World Wetlands Day on February 3, 2025.
Traffic Alert: Coliseum/Sherman lane restrictions Thursday – 1/23/2025
Repair of a water main near the West Coliseum and Sherman Boulevard intersection will begin at 8:00 AM on Thursday, January 23, 2025.
Traffic Alert: Crescent Avenue lane restriction changed to Thursday – 1/23/2025
On Thursday, January 23, 2025, crews will adjust manhole castings in the 3200 block of Crescent Avenue, between St. Joe River Drive and North Anthony Boulevard.
Traffic Alert: Fairfield closed Wednesday for water main repair – 1/22/2025
Southbound Fairfield Avenue will close between Baker Street and Bass Street starting at 8:00 AM on Wednesday, January 22, 2025, for water main repairs.
Five tips to prevent frozen pipes in your home
To help homeowners prevent freezing pipes, the Fort Wayne City Utilities is offering the following tips.
Traffic Alert: Meyer Road restriction Wednesday – 1/15/2025
Crews will be working to repair a water main break in the 2200 block of Meyer Road beginning Wednesday morning, January 15, 2025 which will result in only one lane open in each direction.
Traffic Alert: East Washington/Lafayette lane closures Tuesday – 1/14/2025
Crews will be working to repair a water main beginning Tuesday, January 14, 2025,at 0830 hours, at the intersection of Lafayette Street and East Washington Boulevard.
Anthony Wayne Rotary and Fort Wayne City Utilities Scholarship Awards
The Anthony Wayne Rotary Club and City Utilities scholarship program, designed to keep skilled STEM students in the region, awarded $13,500 today to four outstanding individuals.
Early 3RPORT tunnel results show 15M gallon river sewage reduction
In operation for just over a month, the Three Rivers Protection and Overflow Reduction tunnel has already captured 15 million gallons of combined sewage, keeping it out of our rivers and sending it to our Water Pollution Control Plant for treatment.