Tag: Fort Wayne City Utilities Director Kumar Menon

City Utilities' Three Rivers Filtration Plant has earned national recognition for its unwavering commitment to water quality and operational excellence.

Video and photos from the City of Fort Wayne's news conference held on April 30, 2025 in the Sunny Meadows neighborhood to announce almost $100M in Utilities infrastructure work to be completed this year.

In 2025, Fort Wayne is investing $95.5 million in essential utility improvements to ensure the systems that support our neighborhoods, businesses, and growth remain reliable long into the future.

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.

Moody's Ratings has upgraded the City of Fort Wayne, Indiana's outstanding water revenue bonds to Aa2 from Aa3 and upgraded the city's outstanding sewer revenue bonds to Aa3 from A1.

Photos and video from the 3RPORT Protection and Overflow Reduction Tunnel ribbon cutting held today, November 14, 2024.

Today, a crowd of neighborhood representatives, river enthusiasts, and City Utilities' staff members joined Mayor Sharon Tucker to cut the ribbon celebrating the culmination of the Deep Rock Tunnel's construction and its operational inauguration.

Today, Mayor Sharon Tucker helped flip the switch on City Utilities' innovative new Microgrid power generating network.

Acting Mayor Karl Bandemer joined residents of the Rolling Hills neighborhood, City Council members and City Utilities staff to announce more than $130 million in water, sewer and stormwater improvements for this year that will strengthen neighborhoods.

Today, after pounding through nearly five miles of bedrock over three years, MamaJo, the Tunnel Boring Machine, called it a day.