Tag: Pufferbelly Trail
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.
Create the Bright: Winter Solstice Walk/Ride and Campfire – 12/21/2025
Gather friends and family and join us for the Winter Solstice Walk/Ride and Campfire at the Wolf Family Learning Center, Salomon Farm Park, on December 21, 2025.
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.
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker unveils 2026 Civic City Budget
Fort Wayne remains in strong fiscal health as Mayor Sharon Tucker and City Controller Pat Roller today announced the proposed 2026 budget for the City of Fort Wayne.
Trail sections to be closed for sealing
The Towpath Trail from Covington Road to Smith Road will be closed today to allow crews to reseal the entire length and width of that section of the trail.
Traffic Alert: EB Lane of Coliseum Boulevard will be closed – 8/18/2025
Motorists should be advised that the eastbound right lane on Coliseum Boulevard from Lima Road to Speedway Drive will be closed beginning August 18, 2025.
Traffic Alert: New traffic signal installed on Washington Center Road
A new traffic signal has been installed as part of the Pufferbelly Trail project at the intersection of West Washington Center Road and Industrial Road.
John P. Gardner named Trail Volunteer of the Year
The City of Fort Wayne’s Greenways and Trails Department has named Reverand John P. Gardner as Trail Volunteer of the Year for 2024.
Growth and success continue in Fort Wayne as Mayor Tucker completes first year in...
Since Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker took office one-year ago, the City of Fort Wayne has experienced many successes as a community that continues to make a positive difference for residents, neighborhoods, and businesses.
The text of Mayor Tucker’s 1st State of the City Address
The text of Mayor Tucker's 1st State of the City Address, delivered on February 19, 2025, at the Grand Wayne Convention Center.