September 26, 2022 - Fort Wayne’s fiscal health is in strong position as Mayor Tom Henry and City Controller Garry Morr today announced the proposed 2023 budget for the City of Fort Wayne.

Plans call for record investments in neighborhood infrastructure improvements totaling $51.3 million when combined with enhancements through the Parks & Recreation Department and a southeast Fort Wayne plan through the Community Development Division. In addition, a continuation of proactive investments in public safety will help ensure that Fort Wayne is the safest community possible.

September 20, 2022 - Today, the City of Fort Wayne Fire Department was awarded $1,668 through the NIPSCO Public Safety & Education Training Grant. Mayor Tom Henry and Fire Chief Eric Lahey are grateful to have this funding to support the purchasing of books required for the FWFD Technical Rescue Team’s certification class.|

September 19, 2022 - Repairs to the Citizens Square parking lot are scheduled to begin on Monday, Oct. 3. Parking lot access will be limited to the front lane of the parking lot with the entrance to be off Clinton Street and the exit to be the east exit onto Berry Street. The parking spaces in the front lane will be reserved for members of the public needing to be at Citizens Square.

September 16, 2022 - The Fort Wayne UNITED Initiative, in partnership with the YMCA and Parkview Health, is relaunching its Late Night Basketball program to provide a safe, structured, and empowering environment for young men between the ages of 16 and 25.

September 14, 2022 - Lahmeyer Road near the intersection with East State Boulevard will be closed beginning Monday, September 19 as crews begin work to improve drainage in the Blackhawk Neighborhood. 

September 14, 2022 - The City of Fort Wayne has installed a new Blue Star Banner to honor and recognize City of Fort Wayne residents and City of Fort Wayne government employees who are actively deployed.

September 6, 2022 - A section of East Wayne Street between Glasgow Avenue and South Anthony Boulevard will close on Tuesday, September 6, 2022, at 7:30 a.m. while crews construct the first portion of stormwater and sanitary sewer upgrades to protect the Maumee River. The closure will be about 90 days.