Tag: Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker
Neighborhood infrastructure projects receive approval at City Council
Four more projects led by the City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division received Committee Session approval from City Council last night.
Fort Wayne Indiana now recognized as a Purple Heart City
Tonight, Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and the Fort Wayne City Council announced that Fort Wayne, Indiana, is now recognized as a Purple Heart City.
Streetlights first phase of Safe Neighborhoods Initiative
Tonight, the Fort Wayne City Council will discuss a $254,062 contract for new street lighting along Oliver Street from East Pontiac Street to Rudisill Boulevard.
Mayor Tucker named a Founding Mayor of America the Entrepreneurial
Fort Wayne Indiana Mayor Sharon Tucker today announced that she has joined “America the Entrepreneurial” as a Founding Mayor.
City of Fort Wayne Indiana challenges Aqua Indiana sewer rate request
Fort Wayne City Utilities, on behalf of the City of Fort Wayne, filed to intervene in Aqua Indiana’s request to increase sewer rates before the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
MAKE IT DOWNTOWN plan kicks off public engagement – 8/28 and 8/29/2026
Today, Fort Wayne leaders unveiled the website, logo and public engagement efforts for Make It Downtown, Fort Wayne Indiana’s ten-year strategic plan.
City to host free opioid settlement funds community convening – 7/29/2026
Today, the City of Fort Wayne announced the inaugural Opioid Settlement Funds Community Convening — Building Connection.
New Shoaff Park playground dedicated
Today, the Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation officials dedicated the new Shoaff Park Playground at 6402 Shoaff Park Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Neighborhood infrastructure projects receive approval at City Council
Two more projects led by the City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division received Committee Session approval from City Council this evening.
City of Fort Wayne launches two new PSAs urging families to talk about substance...
The City of Fort Wayne will debut two new public service announcements on July 20, 2026, part of an ongoing community awareness campaign funded through the National Opioid Settlement.