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  1. Public Bid Opening Minutes
  2. FORT WAYNE ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL AND BLACK FOREST CAT CAFÉ POP-UP ADOPTION EVENT
  3. FESTIVAL SEASON TRAFFIC, PARKING, AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY UPDATES
  4. NEW PLAN LAUNCHES FOR HISTORIC NORTHEAST NEIGHBORHOODS
  5. WINTER CONTINGENCY/EMERGENCY SHELTER PLAN FOR THE COMMUNITY IN EFFECT FOR UPCOMING WINTER SEASON
  6. HELP FWACC SAVE PET LIVES THIS GIVING TUESDAY
  7. NEIGHBORHOOD PRESIDENTS MEETING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 4
  8. HOLIDAY SAFETY TIPS FROM THE FORT WAYNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
  9. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION RECEIVES AWARD FROM INDIANA PARK AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION
  10. MAYOR HENRY AND FWFD DEDICATE NEW FIRE STATION 14
  11. COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF THE PONTIAC STREET MARKET IN SOUTHEAST FORT WAYNE
  12. WEISSER PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS AND FORT WAYNE PARKS TEAM-UP TO INSTALL CITY’S NEWEST DISC GOLF COURSE
  13. CITY OF FORT WAYNE FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST HYUNDAI AND KIA
  14. CITY UTILITIES PARTNERS WITH ELECTRIC WORKS IN GREASE CO-OP AS PART OF MAYOR HENRY'S CLIMATE ACTION PLAN
  15. MAYOR HENRY LEADS MORE BREWING GROUNDBREAKING CELEBRATION
  16. LEAF COLLECTION KICKS-OFF IN THE NORTH PART OF FORT WAYNE
  17. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES 22 NEW FIREFIGHTERS
  18. CITY SEEKS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ON HISTORIC NORTHEAST NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN
  19. STATEMENT FROM MAYOR TOM HENRY ON PASSAGE OF 2024 CITY OF FORT WAYNE BUDGET
  20. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN REGISTER TO SHADOW FORT WAYNE ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL’S VETERINARIAN AND VET TECHS
  21. MAYOR HENRY, FORT WAYNE POLICE DEPARTMENT COMMEMORATE OPENING OF NEW RADIO SHOP
  22. STATEMENT FROM CITY OF FORT WAYNE AND FWFD
  23. FORT WAYNE WINS BEST TASTING WATER AWARD AT ANNUAL STATEWIDE EVENT
  24. JENNINGS RECREATION CENTER TO REOPEN FOR AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING
  25. SEASONAL POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR LEAF COLLECTION
  26. MAYOR HENRY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHT PROGRESS ON PONTIAC STREETSCAPE INVESTMENT
  27. MAYOR HENRY WELCOMES TAKAOKA LEADERS TO FORT WAYNE
  28. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES SUPER VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION PROPOSAL THAT COULD LEAD TO MAJOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
  29. CITY’S COMMITMENT TO NEIGHBORHOODS CONTINUES WITH LAUNCH OF NEW PLAN FOR SEVERAL NORTHWEST NEIGHBORHOODS
  30. TRAFFIC UPDATE FOR EAST STATE BLVD. AREA BEGINNING OCT. 2
  31. PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION HIGHLIGHTS EV CHARGING STATION AVAILABILITY AND FUTURE EV PLANS AS PART OF NATIONAL DRIVE ELECTRIC WEEK
  32. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES FORT WAYNE AWARDED $35 MILLION IN NEW MARKETS TAX CREDITS
  33. NEW PLAYGROUND INSTALLED AT CASSELWOOD PARK
  34. CITY OF FORT WAYNE PRESENTS 2024 BUDGET TO CITY COUNCIL
  35. OPEN HOUSE PLANNED FOR FOSTER PARK GOLF COURSE MASTER PLAN
  36. CITY SPLASH PADS TO CLOSE FOR THE SEASON
  37. MAYOR HENRY PRAISES THE CITY’S STRONG FINANCIAL STANDING WITH THE UNVEILING OF A BALANCED BUDGET PLAN FOR 2024
  38. CLOSURE OF MAJOR INTERSECTION IN SOUTHEAST QUADRANT TO BEGIN MONDAY
  39. MAYOR HENRY LEADS RIVERFRONT PHASE IIB GROUNDBREAKING CELEBRATION
  40. MAYOR HENRY AND CITY UTILITIES HIGHLIGHT INVESTMENTS IN SOLAR PANELS ON WET WEATHER PONDS
  41. FORT WAYNE VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE DEDICATION
  42. CITY’S COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, INCLUSIVITY, AND ACCESSIBILITY CONTINUES WITH UPDATED LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY POLICY
  43. MAYOR HENRY LEADS ANNUAL DOWNTOWN FORT WAYNE BUSINESS WALK
  44. TRAFFIC PATTERNS CHANGING AT STATE AND CRESCENT SEPT. 18 - 29
  45. SEPTEMBER IS NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH - ENGAGED COMMUNITIES INSPIRE HOPE FOR RECOVERY
  46. THE LANDING STREETSCAPE WINS INASLA 2023 MERIT AWARD
  47. FREE VACCINES FOR ADULTS - PARKS AND RECREATION LEADING PARTNERSHIP
  48. CITY UTILITIES CONCLUDES COLONIAL HERITAGE WETLANDS PROJECT
  49. CITY’S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING PROGRAM (HVAC) OPENS
  50. CITY ANNOUNCES TERMINATION OF PARTNERSHIP WITH VEO
  51. REGISTRATION FOR ANIMAL CARE TEENS (ACT) IS NOW OPEN
  52. CITY CONTINUES COMMITMENT TO BEING GOOD STEWARDS OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS THROUGH PROACTIVE EFFORTS TO LOCK IN FUEL PRICES
  53. CITY UTILITIES CELEBRATES IMPROVEMENTS IN BLACKHAWK NEIGHBORHOOD
  54. PARKS CELEBRATES 75 YEARS OF COMMUNITY AT JENNINGS RECREATION CENTER
  55. MAYOR HENRY PARTNERS WITH NEW COLLABORATIVE TO FURTHER ENGAGE THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY
  56. CITY HOLDS DEDICATION FOR FACES OF THE FORT MURAL PROJECT
  57. FORT WAYNE ANIMAL CARE & CONTROL, CITY OFFICIALS, AND PETCO CELEBRATE $50,000 GRANT INVESTMENT
  58. BLUE STAR BANNERS DISPLAYED AS CITY OF FORT WAYNE BLUE STAR BANNER PROGRAM CONTINUES
  59. RIBBON CUTTING HELD FOR NEW ADDITIONS TO BUCKNER PARK
  60. CITY UTILITIES TEAM WINS WATER KNOWLEDGE TEST
  61. SOUTHEAST FORT WAYNE MOMENTUM CONTINUES WITH GRAND OPENING OF MCKINNIE COMMONS
  62. GROUND IS BROKEN FOR FRANKE PARK RENAISSANCE
  63. MAYOR HENRY LEADS CELEBRATION OF GRAND OPENING FOR THE RIVERFRONT AT PROMENADE PARK AND RIVERFRONT PARK PHASE IIA
  64. FWACC ADOPTION CENTER IS OPEN THE FIRST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH
  65. NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  66. FESTIVAL SEASON TRAFFIC, PARKING, AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY UPDATES
  67. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES AWARDING OF 27 GRANTS TO NON-PROFITS; FEDERAL DOLLARS WILL SUPPORT HOMELESS, BASIC NEEDS, EMPLOYMENT AND YOUTH SERVICES
  68. NEW LAW AIMS TO ADDRESS INCREASED RIVER TRAFFIC SAFETY
  69. CITY OF FORT WAYNE OFFICIALLY DEDICATES MLK MONUMENT PILLARS OF HOPE AND JUSTICE
  70. FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS EVENT SET FOR DOWNTOWN FORT WAYNE
  71. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION KICKS OFF THE 2023 SENIOR GAMES
  72. NEW FORT WAYNE DAISIES MONUMENTS UNVEILED AT MEMORIAL PARK
  73. JOHNNIE MAE FARM MARKET NOW OPEN
  74. NORTHSIDE AND MCMILLEN CITY POOLS OPENING SOON
  75. PUBLIC ART COMMISSION SEEKING ARTIST PROPOSALS FOR SHOUT-OUT: FORT WAYNE! PILOT PROGRAM
  76. BLUE STAR BANNERS DISPLAYED IN NEW LOCATION AS CITY OF FORT WAYNE BLUE STAR BANNER PROGRAM CONTINUES
  77. MAYOR TOM HENRY PROCLAIMS MAY 25 AS HOLODOMOR’S 90TH ANNIVERSARY RECOGNITION DAY IN THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  78. FORT WAYNE UNITED LATE NIGHT BASKETBALL INITIATIVE CONTINUES IN JUNE AND AUGUST
  79. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES PLAN TO INVEST IN VITAL PROJECTS TO CONTINUE TO MOVE FORT WAYNE FORWARD IN A POSITIVE DIRECTION
  80. MAYOR HENRY AND COMMUNITY CELEBRATE GROUNDBREAKING FOR FIRST MARKET RATE, SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHEAST FORT WAYNE IN NEARLY 50 YEARS
  81. FWFD WELCOMES 95TH RECRUIT CLASS TO FIRST DAY OF TRAINING
  82. MAYOR HENRY SEEKING APPLICATIONS FOR YOUTH ENGAGEMENT COUNCIL
  83. CITY OF FORT WAYNE RECEIVES CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR EXCELLENCE IN FINANCIAL REPORTING
  84. CITY OF FORT WAYNE, NORTHEASTERN INDIANA REGIONAL COORDINATING COUNCIL LAUNCH AN ONLINE BIKE AND WALK SURVEY
  85. CLEAN DRAINS FORT WAYNE SEEKING ARTISTS FOR BE RIVER SMART INITIATIVE
  86. TALL GRASS/WEED PROGRAM UNDERWAY
  87. FORT WAYNE PUBLIC ART COMMISSION TO DEDICATE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MONUMENT JUNE 5
  88. 2030 PACKARD NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN ADOPTED
  89. POKA-BACHE CONNECTOR TASK FORCE FORMED- MONTHLY MEETINGS UNDERWAY TO FURTHER ACCELERATE DEVELOPMENT OF 81-MILE TRAIL
  90. CITY OF FORT WAYNE CELEBRATES HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH
  91. PARKS AND RECREATION CELEBRATES 33RD TREE CITY USA AWARD
  92. CITY AWARDS RECORD NUMBER OF NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT GRANT PROJECTS
  93. TREK THE TRAILS AND TREAD THE TRAILS TO BEGIN NEW SEASON MAY 2
  94. PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION TO PRESENT NEIGHBORHOOD RESURFACING INVESTMENTS TO CITY COUNCIL FOR DISCUSSION AND VOTE
  95. FORT WAYNE PARKS REOPENS RESTORED PAVILION 3 IN FOSTER PARK
  96. PONTIAC/WAYNE TRACE ROUNDABOUT RENOVATION & BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT RECEIVES EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARD
  97. MAYOR HENRY MAKES CLIMATE ACTION A PRIORITY WITH GREENPRINT INITIATIVE
  98. CITY OF FORT WAYNE RECEIVES COMMUNITY CROSSINGS GRANT
  99. CITY TO HOST LEADERSHIP NEIGHBORHOOD CONFERENCE
  100. MIDWEST CONNECT PASSENGER RAIL GRANT APPLICATION SUBMITTED
  101. MAYOR HENRY AND PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION HIGHLIGHT RECORD INVESTMENT IN 2023 NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES
  102. CITY HOLDS GROUNDBREAKING FOR THE LOFTS AT HEADWATERS PARK
  103. MAYOR HENRY, CITY UTILITIES ANNOUNCE RECORD $135 MILLION INVESTMENT IN 2023
  104. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO LAUNCH NEW NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT PILOT PROGRAM
  105. CITY/HABITAT PARTNERSHIP TO ASSIST WITH SOUTHEAST FORT WAYNE REVITALIZATION
  106. SPRING CLEANUP: BROWN BIODEGRADABLE BAG COLLECTION TO BEGIN
  107. CITY TO IMPLEMENT PROACTIVE VISITABILITY POLICY AS PART OF EFFORT TO INCREASE INCLUSION AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISABILITY COMMUNITY
  108. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES POSITIVE RESULTS IN OXFORD COMMUNITY AS TEN POINT COALITION COMPLETES FOURTH YEAR
  109. THE ALL IN ALLEN PLAN IS NOW FULLY ADOPTED AND IN EFFECT
  110. MAYOR HENRY LEADS EFFORT TO BRING TRAA FUNDING PLAN FORWARD
  111. FORT WAYNE UNITED SEARCHING FOR NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
  112. SOUTHEAST FORT WAYNE REVITALIZATION CONTINUES WITH PONTIAC STREET MARKET
  113. CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN FOR PONTIAC CORRIDOR
  114. PROACTIVE COMMUNITY PLAN TO ADDRESS HOMELESSNESS UNVEILED
  115. PREPARATIONS FOR RIVERFRONT PHASE II CONSTRUCTION CONTINUE
  116. MAYOR HENRY HIGHLIGHTS HOW FORT WAYNE IS A CITY LIKE NO OTHER IN ANNUAL STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS
  117. COMMUNITY INPUT SOUGHT FOR FOSTER PARK PAVED TRAIL
  118. CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON VILLAGE PREMIER MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHEAST FORT WAYNE
  119. CITY ANNOUNCES CULVER'S LOCATION TO OPEN AT SOUTHTOWN CENTRE
  120. NEW NEIGHBORHOOD ACCELERATOR PROGRAM AVAILABLE
  121. FORT WAYNE’S COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC SAFETY CONTINUES AS CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON FWFD’S NEW FIRE STATION 14
  122. PROMENADE PARK LEASE AGREEMENT WITH TEDS SNACK+BAR
  123. MAYOR HENRY, FWPD AND FWFD RECAP 2022 AND PRESENT PUBLIC SAFETY PLANS FOR 2023
  124. WORK TO PROTECT OUR RIVERS CONTINUES
  125. FORT WAYNE POLICE DEPARTMENT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR LATERAL OFFICERS
  126. APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR 2023 NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT GRANT PROGRAM
  127. GREATER FORT WAYNE INC. REPORT SHOWS POSITIVE BUSINESS AND POPULATION GROWTH IN FORT WAYNE AND ALLEN COUNTY
  128. SUPERIOR CIRCLE LANE RESTRICTION UPDATE
  129. REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION APPROVES REPURPOSE OF HISTORICAL SCHAAB METAL FACILITY
  130. PROGRESS BEING MADE ON PLANS FOR SOUTHEAST GROCERY STORE
  131. NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES FOR 2022 TOTALED A RECORD OF $38.5 MILLION
  132. GARBAGE BULK COLLECTION UPDATE
  133. WINTER WEATHER CONTINGENCY PLAN
  134. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES FORT WAYNE AWARDED $45 MILLION IN NEW MARKETS TAX CREDITS
  135. REGIONAL TRAIL OFFICIALS GATHER TO REVEAL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE 81-MILE POKA-BACHE CONNECTOR TRAIL
  136. CITY ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TOURISM AND PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS TO RECEIVE ARPA ASSISTANCE
  137. FOSTER PARK GOLF COURSE FINAL MASTER PLAN DRAWINGS READY FOR PUBLIC VIEWING
  138. FORT WAYNE PUBLIC ART COMMISSION DEDICATES NEBRASKA NEIGHBORHOOD MURAL
  139. CITY’S PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION, PUBLIC ART COMMISSION COMMEMORATE NEW “5 POINT SPIN” PUBLIC ART SCULPTURE
  140. CITY SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON THE FUTURE OF SOUTH ANTHONY BOULEVARD
  141. STATEMENT FROM MAYOR TOM HENRY - OCTOBER 17, 2022
  142. COMMUNITY INPUT REQUESTED FOR FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION FIVE-YEAR MASTER PLAN
  143. FORT WAYNE PARKS CELEBRATES 30 NEW OUTDOOR PICKLEBALL COURTS
  144. CITY’S RESIDENTIAL ACCESSIBILITY MODIFICATIONS PROGRAM SET TO OPEN OCTOBER 11
  145. REMARKS MADE BY MAYOR TOM HENRY AT MEDIA BRIEFING - OCT. 9, 2022
  146. STATEMENT FROM THE OFFICE OF MAYOR TOM HENRY - OCT. 9, 2022
  147. BIDDING HAS BEGUN FOR SAMMIE’S BOTTLE CAP MURALS
  148. MAYOR TOM HENRY, CITY’S PUBLIC ARTS COMMISSION DEDICATE NEW FACES OF THE FORT CIVIL RIGHTS/SOCIAL JUSTICE MURAL
  149. GREAT TREE CANOPY COMEBACK CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
  150. CITY ADMINISTRATION AND CITY COUNCIL REACH COMPROMISE ON SOLID WASTE RATE AND DISTRIBUTION OF ARPA FUNDS FOR SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT EXPENSES
  151. FORT WAYNE POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES HALLOWEEN TRICK-OR-TREATING HOURS
  152. WORKERS NEEDED FOR FALL LEAF COLLECTION
  153. SAFETY VILLAGE PARTNERS WITH 4EVER ROOFING
  154. BATTALION CHIEF ERIC J. BALLIET MEMORIAL PARKWAY DEDICATION
  155. CITY IN STRONG FISCAL POSITION AS MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES A BALANCED 2023 BUDGET
  156. FORT WAYNE UNITED RELAUNCHING LATE NIGHT BASKETBALL
  157. STORMWATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TO CLOSE PORTION OF LAHMEYER ROAD
  158. NEW BLUE STAR BANNER INSTALLED
  159. SEWER WORK TO PROTECT MAUMEE RIVER BEGINS
  160. FOUR CHESS TABLES WITH SEATING ADDED TO FREIMANN SQUARE
  161. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES 20 NEW FIREFIGHTERS
  162. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR NEW FIREFIGHTER RECRUIT CLASS TO BEGIN IN MAY 2023
  163. CITY, COMMUNITY LEADERS TO CELEBRATE THE GRAND OPENING OF POWELL PARK
  164. STATEMENT FROM MAYOR TOM HENRY ON THE ALLEN COUNTY JAIL DISCUSSIONS
  165. MAYOR HENRY LEADS ANNUAL DOWNTOWN FORT WAYNE BUSINESS WALK
  166. CITY HIGHLIGHTS INVESTMENT MADE BY ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM’S NEW FACILITY
  167. CITY TO INVEST $600,000 TO HELP ADDRESS HOUSING NEEDS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
  168. MAJOR PRIVATE INVESTMENT PLANNED FOR NORTH RIVER SITE
  169. FORT WAYNE UNITED LAUNCHING UNITED FRONT YOUTH
  170. CITY ANNOUNCES MORE THAN $490,000 IN GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT PROGRAMS
  171. AGREEMENT FOR FIRST PHASE OF SOUTHEAST MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT APPROVED
  172. COMMUNITY’S VISION FOR RIVERFRONT PHASE II MOVES FORWARD
  173. CITY OF FORT WAYNE TO ACQUIRE PEPSICO FACILITY FOR FUTURE RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
  174. TALL GRASS/WEED PROGRAM UNDERWAY
  175. GOSHEN AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT RECEIVES PROJECT OF THE YEAR AWARD
  176. APPLICATION AVAILABLE NOW FOR NON-CONGREGATE EMERGENCY SHELTER FUNDING
  177. GFL RECEIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO BECOME NEXT GARBAGE AND RECYCLING HAULER FOR CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  178. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION CELEBRATES 32ND TREE CITY USA AWARD
  179. CITY OF FORT WAYNE CELEBRATES HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH
  180. METALS RECYCLING FIRM TO INVEST $300 MILLION IN FORT WAYNE
  181. ST. JOE CENTER ROAD AND WHEELOCK ROAD TRAIL PROJECT RECEIVES EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION AWARD
  182. TREK THE TRAILS SEASON TO BEGIN APRIL 26
  183. CITY OF FORT WAYNE AWARDED NEXT LEVEL TRAILS GRANT TO COMPLETE PUFFERBELLY TRAIL
  184. SHARED SCOOTERS AND BIKES ARE BACK IN FORT WAYNE
  185. RIVERGREENWAY TRAIL UNDER FORT WAYNE VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE TO CLOSE BEGINNING APRIL 22
  186. MALAK HEINY NAMED NEW CITY ATTORNEY
  187. MAYOR HENRY AND FWFD WELCOME 94TH RECRUIT CLASS TO FIRST DAY OF TRAINING AT PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
  188. COMMUNITY INPUT REQUESTED FOR FOSTER PARK GOLF COURSE
  189. VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS ON WAYNE AND BERRY NOW OPERATIONAL
  190. GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY MARKS BEGINNING OF CONSTRUCTION ON MAJOR BRIDGE
  191. CITY OF FORT WAYNE AND RED RIVER SOLID WASTE TRANSITION AGREEMENT
  192. CITY OF FORT WAYNE MAKES CONTRIBUTION TO HELP UKRAINE THROUGH SISTER CITY IN PLOCK, POLAND
  193. TREAD THE TRAILS: NEW TRAILS PROGRAM KICKING OFF AT SALOMON FARM PARK
  194. DEVELOPER SELECTED FOR "THE WEDGE" AT PROMENADE PARK
  195. LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE TO MLK BRIDGE
  196. A RECORD $38.5 MILLION TO BE INVESTED IN NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS THIS YEAR
  197. SPRING CLEANUP BIODEGRADABLE BAG COLLECTION TO BEGIN
  198. CITY ADMINISTRATION OUTLINES POSSIBLE USES OF ARPA FUNDS
  199. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES HOW RESIDENTS CAN HELP UKRAINE THROUGH FORT WAYNE’S SISTER CITY IN PLOCK, POLAND
  200. CITY GOLF COURSES TO OPEN MARCH 16
  201. PARTNERSHIP WITH CITY, LOCAL DEVELOPER TO BRING NEW OFFICE BUILDING SOUTHEAST
  202. BIDS OPENED FOR NEXT SOLID WASTE CONTRACT WITH CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  203. CITY OF FORT WAYNE PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION HIRING
  204. THE ART OF CLEAN RIVERS - CLEAN DRAINS LAUNCHES YEAR 2 WITH INVITATION TO ARTISTS
  205. TAYLOR'S DREAM BOUNDLESS PLAYGROUND TO RECEIVE UPGRADES
  206. CITY ANNOUNCES STARBUCKS LOCATION TO OPEN AT SOUTHTOWN CENTRE
  207. CITY OF FORT WAYNE TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE
  208. CITY GIVES MORE THAN $170,000 FOR NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
  209. LEGISLATION TO IMPROVE SOLID WASTE SERVICES PROCESS MOVES TO GOVERNOR'S DESK
  210. CITY OF FORT WAYNE SOLID WASTE UPDATE
  211. MAYOR HENRY DROPS MASK REQUIREMENT AT CITY-OWNED FACILITIES EFFECTIVE MARCH 1
  212. MAYOR HENRY HIGHLIGHTS HOW THE BEST IS YET TO COME FOR FORT WAYNE IN ANNUAL STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS
  213. UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT PLANNED FOR DOWNTOWN THROUGH PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN SURACK ENTERPRISES AND CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  214. CITY ANNOUNCES EMERGENCY RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM TO REOPEN
  215. SWISS RE TO BECOME ANCHOR TENANT AT THE RIVERFRONT AT PROMENADE PARK
  216. WALMART JOINS CITY UTILITIES PAYMENT OPTIONS
  217. CITY ADMINISTRATION TO PRESENT PROPOSAL FOR PURCHASE OF BUILDINGS FOR PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAFETY NEEDS
  218. CITY OF FORT WAYNE SOLID WASTE UPDATE
  219. UPDATE ON SOLID WASTE SERVICES IN THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  220. FORT WAYNE POLICE DEPARTMENT 66TH RECRUIT CLASS BEGINS
  221. MAYOR TOM HENRY ADDRESSES TRASH COLLECTION CONCERNS
  222. CITY ANNOUNCES FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE LANDING
  223. MAYOR TOM HENRY, FWPD AND FWFD RECAP 2021 AND PRESENT PUBLIC SAFETY PLAN FOR 2022
  224. CITY HIGHLIGHTS CONTINUED INVESTMENTS IN NEIGHBORHOOD SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS
  225. CITY OF FORT WAYNE ASKS FOR COMMUNITY FEEDBACK ON NEW DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR MEMORIAL
  226. 6 TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR PIPES FROM FREEZING
  227. UPDATE FROM CITY OF FORT WAYNE ON GARBAGE AND RECYCLING COLLECTION
  228. MAYOR HENRY AND CITY COUNCIL COLLABORATING ON RESOLUTION THAT WOULD SEEK A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PROCESS FOR SOLID WASTE SERVICES
  229. CITY’S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING PROGRAM (HVAC) SET TO OPEN JAN. 10
  230. FORT WAYNE PUBLIC ART COMMISSION SEEKING INPUT THROUGH ELECTRONIC SURVEY
  231. $92 MILLION IN CITY UTILITIES NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS IN 2021 WITH 2022 UPGRADES TO TOP $100 MILLION
  232. SITE WORK FOR LOFTS AT HEADWATERS PARK MIXED USE PROJECT TO BEGIN
  233. CITY OF FORT WAYNE UPDATE ON SOLID WASTE COLLECTION EFFORTS
  234. MAYOR HENRY ANNOUNCES $50,000 TO HELP MEET WINTER WEATHER SHELTER NEEDS
  235. INVESTING IN OUR FUTURE: COMMITTMENT TO MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE PARKS
  236. CITY CELEBRATION FOR ST. JOSEPH MISSIONS WOMEN’S SHELTER
  237. EXTRA POLICE ON PATROL DURING THE HOLIDAYS
  238. NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES FOR 2021 TOTALED NEARLY $28 MILLION
  239. MAYOR HENRY RECOGNIZES 64 CITY EMPLOYEES FOR YEARS OF SERVICE
  240. FACES OF THE FORT PHASE TWO - CALL FOR BUILDING FACADES
  241. CITY OF FORT WAYNE NAMED A RUNNER FRIENDLY COMMUNITY
  242. RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY CELEBRATES THE RECONSTRUCTION OF BURNS BOULEVARD
  243. BEECHWOOD HISTORIC DISTRICT LISTED IN NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
  244. CITY CELEBRATES COMPLETION OF PHASE 2 OF HESSEN CASSEL ENHANCEMENTS
  245. DECEMBER'S NEIGHBORHOOD PRESIDENTS MEETING CANCELLED
  246. MAYOR HENRY FEATURED AT STATEWIDE BUSINESS FORUM
  247. CITY INSTALLS “TURN AROUND DON’T DROWN" SIGNS TO WARN CITIZENS OF THE HAZARDS OF DRIVING OR WALKING THROUGH FLOODWATERS
  248. CATHOLIC CHARITIES, CITY OF FORT WAYNE, CAMP ATTERBURY ADDRESS ARRIVAL OF AFGHAN REFUGEES
  249. CITY OF FORT WAYNE ANNOUNCES PRELIMINARY LIST OF $38.5 MILLION IN NEIGHBORHOOD INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS FOR 2022
  250. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT AWARDED LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT GRANT TO HELP KEEP COMMUNITY SAFE
  251. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT AWARDED GRANT TO PURCHASE NEW RADIOS
  252. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION RECEIVES TWO AWARDS FROM INDIANA PARK AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION
  253. NEW SOCIAL WORKERS WITH FWPD MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN COMMUNITY
  254. LEAF COLLECTION KICKS-OFF IN THE CENTRAL PART OF FORT WAYNE
  255. TOPPING OFF CELEBRATION FOR THE RIVERFRONT AT PROMENADE PARK
  256. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES 14 NEW FIREFIGHTERS
  257. CITY OF FORT WAYNE AND ACLU RESOLVE INJUNCTION ISSUES RELATED TO PROTEST ACTIVITY IN PUBLIC PLACES IN FORT WAYNE
  258. ARTIST CHOSEN TO CREATE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. PUBLIC MEMORIAL
  259. STATEMENT FROM MAYOR TOM HENRY ON PASSAGE OF 2022 CITY OF FORT WAYNE BUDGET
  260. TROT THE TRAILS EVENT TO TAKE PLACE OCTOBER 30
  261. LEAF COLLECTION TO BEGIN NOVEMBER 1ST
  262. 2021 TALL GRASS/WEED PROGRAM TO END OCTOBER 22ND
  263. MAYOR HENRY AND CATHOLIC CHARITIES ANNOUNCE NEW FORT WAYNE COMMUNITY IDENTIFICATION CARD PROGRAM
  264. GREAT TREE CANOPY COMEBACK: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
  265. TOX-AWAY SATURDAY - OCTOBER 16
  266. CITY OPENS APPLICATIONS FOR 2022 NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT GRANT PROGRAM
  267. CITY OPENS APPLICATIONS FOR 2022 NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT GRANT PROGRAM
  268. CITY SEEKING TRAIL VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD NOMINATIONS
  269. MAYOR HENRY LEADS BUSINESS WALK IN DOWNTOWN FORT WAYNE
  270. MAYOR’S COMMISSION ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL HARASSMENT, & RAPE TO HOST SILENT WITNESS DISPLAY
  271. RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY CELEBRATES THE COMPLETION OF THE SECOND PHASE OF BECKETT’S RUN TRAIL
  272. CONTINUED IMPACT OF COVID-19 RESULTS IN CHANGES TO SOLID WASTE COLLECTION IN CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  273. FORT WAYNE UNITED ANNOUNCES UNITED RESPONSE: PROVIDING STIPENDS TO FAMILIES OF HOMICIDE VICTIMS TO OFFSET BURIAL COSTS
  274. THREE AWARDS TO CITY UTILITIES
  275. CITY’S FISCAL HEALTH IN STRONG POSITION AS MAYOR HENRY AND CONTROLLER MORR ANNOUNCE 2022 BUDGET
  276. RENAISSANCE CAR SHOW
  277. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR FAIR HOUSING SUMMIT
  278. MEGALFLORA SCULPTURE UNVEILED AT BOTANICAL CONSERVATORY
  279. FORT WAYNE UNITED PARTNERING WITH FORT WAYNE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS TO BRING R.E.A.L. DAD WORKSHOP TO THE FATHERS OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
  280. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PARTNERS WITH CITY TO REHAB HOUSE PREVIOUSLY SET FOR DEMOLITION
  281. MAYOR ANNOUNCES MASKING REQUIREMENT TO RETURN AT CITY-OWNED FACILITIES AND FINANCIAL INCENTIVE FOR CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET VACCINATED
  282. CITY UNVEILS NEXT STEPS FOR RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
  283. CITY OFFICES TO BE CLOSED ON LABOR DAY
  284. HARRISON HILL HISTORIC DISTRICT NOW LISTED IN NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
  285. PROMENADE PARK RECEIVES URBAN LAND INSTITUTE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE
  286. CITY TO SHARE NEXT STEPS FOR RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
  287. ARTIST CHOSEN TO CREATE SCULPTURE AT FIVE POINTS INTERSECTION
  288. STATEMENT FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  289. NEW BLUE STAR BANNERS DISPLAYED AS CITY OF FORT WAYNE BLUE STAR BANNER PROGRAM CONTINUES
  290. STATEMENT FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE
  291. ADDITIONAL PARKING NOW AVAILABLE IN GROWING DOWNTOWN FORT WAYNE
  292. MAYOR TOM HENRY AND POLICE CHIEF STEVE REED ANNOUNCE REDUCTION IN VIOLENT CRIMES AND PROPERTY CRIMES
  293. RECONNECT AS OPEN STREETS FORT WAYNE RETURNS AUGUST 29
  294. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR NEW FIREFIGHTER RECRUIT CLASS TO BEGIN IN APRIL
  295. MAYOR’S YOUTH ENGAGEMENT COUNCIL APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED
  296. FORT WAYNE FIRE DEPARTMENT LOOKING TO RELOCATE FIRE STATION 14
  297. FREE SATURDAY TOURS AT NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED WASTEWATER PLANT LEARN HOW PLANT WILL CONNECT TO DEEP ROCK TUNNEL
  298. $4.9 MILLION DISTRIBUTED FOR RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE
  299. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PARTNERS WITH TENPOINT COALITION, CITY
  300. PONTIAC STREET CLOSED FOR ROUNDABOUT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT JULY 19
  301. RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY CELEBRATES THE COMPLETION OF THE VAN BUREN STREET BRIDGE IMPROVEMENTS
  302. CITY ANNOUNCES NEW DEVELOPER FOR MIXED-USE PROJECT IN SOUTHEAST FORT WAYNE
  303. COLLABORATIVE PLAN TO HELP FUND VITAL PROJECTS UP FOR DISCUSSION AND VOTE
  304. PUBLIC INVITED TO ALL IN ALLEN COMMUNITY VISION OPEN HOUSE EVENT
  305. TRAIL USE UP AGAIN IN JUNE
  306. FORT WAYNE KOMETS’ CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON RECOGNIZED BY MAYOR HENRY
  307. MAYOR HENRY SEEKING APPLICANTS FOR YOUTH ENGAGEMENT COUNCIL
  308. ANNUAL WATER REPORT
  309. PARNELL AVENUE CLOSING POSTPONED UNTIL JULY 12
  310. PROTECTING NEIGHBORHOODS, PRESERVING OUR RIVERS MAYOR HENRY CELEBRATES MAMAJO FOR JOB WELL DONE TUNNEL COMPLETE, CONNECTIONS COMING SOON
  311. KEEP PETS SAFE THIS FOURTH OF JULY
  312. PARNELL AVENUE CLOSING BEGINNING JULY 5
  313. CITY HOLDS DEDICATION FOR FACES OF THE FORT CIVIL RIGHTS/SOCIAL JUSTICE MURAL PROJECT
  314. CITY OFFICES CLOSED MONDAY FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY
  315. NEW BLUE STAR BANNERS DISPLAYED AS CITY OF FORT WAYNE BLUE STAR BANNER PROGRAM CONTINUES
  316. SOUTHEAST AREA RESIDENTS INVITED TO PUBLIC INPUT SESSIONS
  317. SWEET BREEZE BOAT TOURS TO RESUME ON FORT WAYNE’S RIVERS
  318. MAYOR HENRY AND CITY COUNCIL ANNOUNCE COLLABORATION TO HELP FUND VITAL PROJECTS IN FORT WAYNE
  319. TROT THE TRAILS EVENT TO TAKE PLACE JUNE 26
  320. SOUTHEAST AREA RESIDENTS INVITED TO PUBLIC INPUT SESSIONS
  321. INCUBUS AT FOELLINGER OUTDOOR THEATRE SEPTEMBER 6
  322. MAYOR HENRY AND FWFD WELCOME 93RD RECRUIT CLASS TO FIRST DAY OF TRAINING AT PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
  323. CITY TO UNVEIL FACES OF THE FORT CIVIL RIGHTS/SOCIAL JUSTICE MURAL PROJECT
  324. FORT WAYNE WINS ALL-AMERICA CITY DESIGNATION FOR THE FOURTH TIME
  325. JOHNNIE MAE FARM MARKET NOW OPEN
  326. A FATHER’S LOVE, COMMUNICATION AND SELF-CARE DISCUSSED IN TONIGHT’S FORT WAYNE UNITED AND HEALTHIER MOMS & BABIES “REAL DAD” FACEBOOK LIVE FORUM
  327. A TOAST TO FORT WAYNE WATER INTERNATIONAL WATER TASTING HONORS CITY UTILITIES
  328. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION KICKS OFF THE 2021 SENIOR GAMES
  329. ALL-AMERICA CITY UPDATE
  330. FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS EVENT SET FOR DOWNTOWN FORT WAYNE
  331. JOHN FOGERTY ANNOUNCED FOR JULY 15 AT FOELLINGER OUTDOOR THEATRE AS FIRST SHOW OF SUMMER
  332. MAYOR AND FWPD HIGHLIGHT PROGRESS AND NEXT STEPS FOLLOWING REVIEW OF FINDINGS BY COMMISSION ON POLICE REFORM AND RACIAL JUSTICE
  333. METRO LAUNCHES METRO ON THE MOVE
  334. CITY ANNOUNCES NEARLY $540,000 GRANTS TO NONPROFIT PROGRAMS
  335. MASKS TO BECOME OPTIONAL AT CITIZENS SQUARE AND ALL OTHER MUNICIPALLY-OWNED BUILDINGS BEGINNING JUNE 1
  336. CITY OFFICES TO BE CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY
  337. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION UNVEILS NEW YOUTH CENTER KITCHENS
  338. TALL GRASS/WEED PROGRAM STARTS TODAY
  339. POOLS AND WATER PLAYGROUNDS OPENING SOON
  340. SHAN GUNAWARDENA NAMED PUBLIC WORKS LEADER OF THE YEAR
  341. CITY HIGHLIGHTS COLLABORATION AND GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE AS PART OF NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK
  342. OPEN STREETS FORT WAYNE TO RETURN IN 2021
  343. CITY OF FORT WAYNE RECOGNIZES NATIONAL BIKE MONTH
  344. Mayor Tom Henry Social Media
  345. Neighborhood Projects & Programs
  346. Give Greater Allen County Event
  347. Board of Public Works Office
  348. Legal Ads
  349. BOW Agendas
  350. Board of Public Works/Stormwater Minutes
  351. Fort Wayne UNITED Late Night Basketball Initiative Continues in June and August
  352. Mayor Henry Announces Positive Results In Oxford Community As Ten Point Coalition Completes Fourth Year
  353. Ten Point Coalition Celebration Postponed Until March 16
  354. Late Night Basketball Winter Session Launches January 28
  355. Fort Wayne UNITED Relaunching Late Night Basketball
  356. Fort Wayne United Showcases Programming To The Cities Of Cleveland And South Bend
  357. Fort Wayne UNITED Partners with Fort Wayne Police Department for Police Procedural Justice Use of Force Training
  358. Fort Wayne UNITED Announces United Response: Providing Stipends to Families of Homicide Victims to Offset Burial Costs
  359. Fort Wayne UNITED Partnering with Fort Wayne Community Schools to Bring R.E.A.L. Dad Workshop to the Fathers of Middle School Students
  360. A Father’s Love, Communication and Self-Care Discussed in Tonight’s Fort Wayne UNITED and Healthier Moms & Babies “REAL Dad” Facebook Live Forum
  361. Fort Wayne UNITED Helping Citizens Stay Safe During COVID-19 Pandemic
  362. Fort Wayne United Adding Additional Job Fair Dates
  363. Sister Cities partnership between Fort Wayne and Takaoka Demonstrates Importance of Friendship and Peace
  364. EV Charging Stations Benefit Fort Wayne
  365. Public Safety at the Forefront of Proposed 2024 City of Fort Wayne Budget
  366. Fort Wayne's Summer of Success
  367. Unleaded Fuel Contract Benefits Taxpayers
  368. Recognition Pours in for Fort Wayne
  369. Fort Wayne Secures Critical Investments
  370. Park and Play Brings Fun to Neighborhoods
  371. A City That Invests in Itself
  372. Fort Wayne Moves Up to 83rd Largest City in United States
  373. How to Dispose of Bulk Garbage Items
  374. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Legacy Lives on in Fort Wayne
  375. Investing in Neighborhood Infrastructure Builds Fort Wayne's Future
  376. City Brings Recognition to Disability Awareness Month
  377. New Pontiac Street Market Fills Vital Community Need
  378. Tourism Matters in Fort Wayne
  379. Continued Commitment to Public Safety
  380. 2022 Year in Review: Fort Wayne Moved Forward
  381. What is Fort Wayne UNITED?
  382. City's Budget Plan Plots More Progress
  383. A Master Plan in Place for the Next 100 Years of Foster Park Golf Course
  384. 10 Things to Know About Historic Preservation in Fort Wayne
  385. Paving the Way: Investing in Neighborhood Infrastructure Improvements
  386. No One Likes Potholes: Let’s Find Them and Fill Them
  387. Stem-ing the Tide: Priming the Talent Pipeline by Investing in the Future
  388. State Boulevard Realignment Project: Preserving And Protecting A Neighborhood
  389. Clearing the Roads: Fort Wayne’s Snow Plowing Operation