Pat Roller will serve through January; Deputy Controller will serve as Interim
Mayor Tom Henry announced today that City Controller Pat Roller has agreed to stay on with the Administration for an additional month. She had originally said she would leave at the end of December. Roller has served as...
Says he has concerns about it, but will sign
Mayor Tom Henry today signed the revised noise ordinance passed by City Council Tuesday making “light pollution” a violation of city ordinance.
“Although I have concerns about this ordinance”, said Mayor Henry, “it is up to Council to decide what...
Fort Wayne's 311 call center is now handling Animal Care and Control inquiries. 311, “one call to city hall”, handles non-emergency service requests. If the call requires an Animal Care and Control Officer, it will be transferred to Animal Care and Control.
The 311 call center handles calls for 11...
Brrrr'¦it's cold outside! Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control is reminding pet owners that any animal kept outside for any period of time, must have access to food, water, and a warm, dry shelter. The following guidelines will help you protect your companion animals when the mercury dips.
1. The...
Animal Care & Control is offering free straw to any city resident in need of animal bedding during the upcoming winter season. Before temperatures drop significantly, pet owners should be preparing for the needs of pets living outdoors. The straw, which is being offered through private donation, can...
The City of Fort Wayne received two grants that move trail/greenway projects forward in the southwest and southeast portions of the City.
Grants from the Federal Transportation Enhancement Funds, awarded by the Northeastern Indiana Regional Coordinating Council (NIRCC), include $509,000 for the
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Fort Wayne City Utilities will be “smoke testing” sewer lines in the northeast neighborhood of Royal Oaks beginning on Wednesday, December 17, 2008. The Royal Oaks addition is bounded by Lynhurst Drive on the north, Stellhorn Road on the south, Eicher Drive on the northeast, Sandalwood Drive on...
Video from the news conference will be available on theCity's YouTube channel.
Statement of Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry on the issue of gaming:
We are living in difficult, and for far too many, desperate economic times. With each new day, my concern for the health of our community and our people
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Continuing process of changing signals based on traffic needs
The City of Fort Wayne's Traffic Engineering Department will modify a traffic signal northwest starting next week for off-peak driving times.
The intersection of Coldwater and Perry Lake roads will go to a red-yellow flashing schedule...
Offers free rides home within 10 miles of downtown Dec. 17 through Jan. 3
Mayor Tom Henry on behalf of the local sponsors and organizers announced the 2008 Holiday Cab program will run Dec. 17 to Jan. 3, offering free rides home if drivers have had too much to drink to be able to drive safely.
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During this time of snow and cold weather, the Fort Wayne Fire Department reminds everyone to follow these important safety tips to avoid fires or burn injuries.
- Install a smoke alarm on at least every level of the home or building, preferably in every room.
- Test smoke alarm batteries every...
LAKESIDE, E. SWINNEY & RESERVOIR PONDS UNSAFE FOR SKATING
Cold weather athletes will be disappointed to hear that outdoor pond ice skating is not an option in the near future. The recent cold snap created thin ice covering much of these ponds and conditions are not safe.
The Parks and Recreation...
Flashing schedules based on traffic volumes
The City of Fort Wayne's Traffic Engineering Department will modify two traffic signals ' one southwest and one northwest ' starting tonight for off-peak driving times.
The intersection of West Jefferson Boulevard and Mallard Cove Lane will go to a...
The City of Fort Wayne's Historic Preservation staff has launched an online Community Heritage Calendar for citizens' convenience.
“It is the treasure of our community that we have not ignored the traditions and cultural heritage of our past,” said Mayor Tom Henry. “By helping to spread the...
Parks & Recreation sponsors monthly free event at Georgetown
The Parks & Recreation and the Community Center are helping to sponsor a monthly free movie feature for seniors, 55+ years, at Georgetown Movie Theatre, 6414 E. State Blvd.
Join other seniors for a movie, door prizes, and refreshments at no...
Retires after 31 ½ years of Service
Animal Control Officer John McBride will retire after serving the City of Fort Wayne Department of Animal Care & Control for 31 ½ years. Mayor Tom Henry has proclaimed today as John McBride Day. Chief Rusty York will read the proclamation at a retirement...
Six houses honored for repairs
Mayor Tom Henry with the owners of four of the properties and Neighborhood Code staff members at the inaugural Gold Star awards
Mayor Tom Henry and the staff of Neighborhood Code Enforcement recognized the property owners of six houses with the inaugural Gold Star
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Bob Chase Frostbite Sled Hockey Tournament announced at McMillen Ice Arena
In an event hosted by the McMillen Ice Arena (MAC) and Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation, Indiana's first sled hockey team gathered to announce the name of their first tournament. The Turnstone Flyers named Indiana's first...
Leaf crews concluding on north side
The City of Fort Wayne's leaf crews are finishing leaf pick-up on the city's north side and moving to the south section as outlined on the leaf map but will continue to pick-up bagged leaves throughout Fort Wayne.
For city residents in areas where the last...
Clickherefor YouTube video of grease accumulation in a Fort Wayne sewer pipe.
Many people are planning a big Thanksgiving Day meal this week and that will likely mean an extra amount of cooking oil will be on hand. Disposal of left over grease and oil is a big problem for the City.
“Grease may...
