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Traffic Alert: Fairfield Avenue to partially close through mid-September

A sewer separation project will move forward next week along Fairfield Avenue to address chronic flooding in the Fairfield-Terrace Belmont neighborhood.

Traffic Alert: Spy Run Avenue restrictions continue tomorrow – 7/29/2026

Lane restrictions will continue Wednesday, July 29, on Spy Run Avenue between Fourth and Elizabeth streets in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Traffic Alert: Lane restrictions on Clinton Street through end of week

Two lanes of Clinton Street between Wayne Street and Washington Boulevard are closed as crews raise a sunken manhole and spray-line a brick sewer constructed in 1867.

Traffic Alert: Wednesday lane restriction on Main and Barr Streets – 7/15/2026

The right lane of eastbound East Main Street at South Barr Street will be closed July 15, 2026.

Traffic Alert: Portion of New Haven Avenue closing Friday – 7/10/2026

New Haven Avenue between South Coliseum Boulevard and Meyer Road will be closed in both directions for about four hours Friday morning, July 10, 2026.

TrTraffic Alert: Ardmore Avenue lane restriction

As progress continues on the Westwood-Fairway Water Main Replacement Project, a lane restriction will be coming to Ardmore Avenue.

Traffic Alert: Eastbound S.R. 1/Dupont Road to close for sewer work

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces the closure of eastbound State Road 1/Dupont Road for city utility repairs.

Traffic Alert: Indianapolis Road to temporarily close – 6/22/2026

The Allen County Highway Department alerts motorists to the full closure of Indianapolis Road beginning June 22, 2026.

Traffic Alert: Lima Road lane restrictions – 6/15/2026

Fort Wayne City Utilities Field Operations crews will repair a water main on Lima Road beginning Monday, June 15, 2026.

Traffic Alert: South Anthony closure begins Monday – 6/1/2026

South Anthony Boulevard will close to through traffic between Pontiac Street and Oxford Street beginning June 1, 2026, as City Utilities crews replace a 12-inch water main that dates to 1919.