Tag: HUD U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Fort Wayne selected for Urban Heat Island Mapping Campaign
The City of Fort Wayne has been selected to lead a campaign to map heat and air quality in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Registration now open for the 2024 Fair Housing Summit
Registration is now open for the free 2024 Fair Housing Summit, which features Joshua V. Barr, Esq., Chief Strategist and President of Raising the Barr, LLC.
Federal Funding Grants available through City of Fort Wayne Indiana
The 2024 Community Development Block Grant Public Services and Emergency Solutions Grant funding cycles will open on February 12, 2024.
City’s Residential Accessibility Modifications Program set to open October 11
The Office of Housing & Neighborhood Services will begin accepting applications for the City of Fort Wayne’s Residential Accessibility Modifications Program on October 11, 2022.
City announces further development of The Landing
Mayor Tom Henry announced today that the Cincinnati-based company Model Group, will continue the revitalization of The Landing.
City announces nearly $540,000 in grants to nonprofit programs
Today, Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry announced that the City of Fort Wayne will invest federal dollars in 19 local nonprofit programs.
Lives being impacted positively thru partnership
A partnership between local organizations and the City of Fort Wayne in December 2020 is resulting in additional assistance for homeless individuals and families.
Additional assistance for the homeless available
A new partnership formed by several local organizations and the City of Fort Wayne will provide additional assistance for homeless individuals and families.
Redevelopment seeking proposals to develop southeast property
The Redevelopment Commission seeks proposals to redevelop 23 acres in southeast Fort Wayne, located at 4209 Plaza Drive.
Small Businesses Emergency Assistance available
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry announced today that the City of Fort Wayne is working with Brightpoint to help local small businesses survive and thrive during the COVID-19 pandemic.