Tag: Fort Wayne Trails Inc.
City receives $400,000 Indiana Trails Program Grant
The City of Fort Wayne has been awarded a $400,000 Indiana Trails Program grant from the Department of Natural Resources for development of the Carroll Road segment of the Fishing Line Trail.
2026 Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails season kick-off – 4/28/2026
The 2026 season for Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails will begin on April 28, 2026, at Promenade Park.
Construction starts on Illinois Road Trail and Road Improvement Project
The City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division today announced that work has begun on the $9 million Illinois Road Trail and Road Improvement Project.
Completion of Pufferbelly Trail Golden Spike section celebrated
Today, the City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division marked the completion of the Pufferbelly Trail “Golden Spike” section from Ice Way to Washington Center Road, a $4.2 million investment.
City of Fort Wayne announces completion of the Covington Road Trail
The City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division today announced the completion of the 4.7-mile Covington Road Trail.
Foellinger Foundation awards $1.4M in community interests and capacity building grants
Foellinger Foundation’s Board of Directors has approved grants totaling $1,381,800 to support nonprofit organizations in Allen County, Indiana.
Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails season kick-off tonight – 4/29/2025
The 2025 season for Trek the Trails and Tread the Trails will begin on Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at Promenade Park in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana.
City of Fort Wayne: 2024 trail use hits one million trips
The City of Fort Wayne’s trail network of 104.7 miles was well utilized in 2024, hitting over 1 million trips for the year for the first time.
What’s happening in Fort Wayne Parks
The following events and programs are happening the week ahead in Fort Wayne Parks.
Mayor Tucker leads groundbreaking for new section of Pufferbelly Trail
Today, Mayor Sharon Tucker joined Fort Wayne Trails, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, residents and business owners, along with the City’s Public Works Division, to mark the beginning of construction of the Pufferbelly Trail from Ice Way to Washington Center Road.