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River levels to be adjusted for bridge and stormwater outfall inspections – 11/9/2026

Beginning November 9, 2026, the gate at Hosey Dam will be opened to lower river levels.

NWS: St. Marys River Flood Warning issued until Wednesday next – 9/23/2026

Updated Flood Statement from the National Weather Service Northern Indiana regarding the St. Marys River in Fort Wayne and Allen County Indiana.

NWS: Flood Warnings issued for several local rivers

The National Weather Service has issued several Flood Warnings for rivers in our area.

NWS: Flood Warnings issued for local rivers

The National Weather Service has issued multiple Flood Warnings for several local rivers.

NWS: St. Marys River Flood Warning – 9/17/2026

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning for the St. Marys River in Allen County and Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Lincolndale Drain Stormwater Improvement Phase II ground breaking held

Today, Fort Wayne City Utilities and area businesses broke ground on Phase II of a multiphase stormwater improvement along the Lincolndale Drain corridor.

Redevelopment Director Alec Johnson to depart City of Fort Wayne for private sector role

Today, The City of Fort Wayne announced that Redevelopment Director Alec Johnson will step down from his position at the end of the month to join Rock Design Associates.

City awarded $15.6M from U.S. DOT for Ewing Street Bridge and Road Project

Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and the City of Fort Wayne Public Works Division today announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded the City a grant of $15,660,000 for the Ewing Street Bridge and Road Project.

Ribbon cutting celebrates completion of the Bluffton Road Bridge Project

Today the City of Fort Wayne celebrated the completion of the Bluffton Road Bridge reconstruction project with a ribbon cutting ceremony.

City of Fort Wayne announces $37M in 2026 neighborhood infrastructure projects

Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and Public Works Division leaders today announced $37 million in neighborhood infrastructure improvements will occur throughout the community this construction season.