Recently, 20 private developers signaled their interest in partnering with Fort Wayne. They want to work with the city to turn the North River property into a major redevelopment project.
This level of interest demonstrates that our city and community leaders’ decision to purchase the site was a smart move, and our investments on Riverfront are continuing to pay off for the community.
Neighborhoods have always been the heart of Fort Wayne, and under Mayor Sharon Tucker’s leadership, revitalizing them remains a top priority.
As part of the City of Fort Wayne’s Southeast Strategy, the Oxford Streetscape Project will soon transform Oxford Street between Lafayette Street and South Anthony Boulevard, breathing new life into the Oxford Neighborhood.
Fort Wayne is a fun, family-friendly and safe community. We strive each day to make a positive difference. Providing an enhanced quality of life for all has been at the forefront of my administration.
A new and unique way for us to move our great city forward to even bigger heights is through the redevelopment of the North River site across from Science Central and just before you cross over the beautiful Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Bridge.
I recently had the privilege to unveil the plans for the North River Fieldhouse, which would establish Fort Wayne as a regional destination for youth and adaptive sports tourism, which is already a $40 billion per year industry.
As we step into the new year, we reflect on the milestones reached, the community's shared victories, and the challenges that tested us—all of which have strengthened our city’s growth, resilience, and vision for the future.
Through community partners and the unwavering dedication of city employees and our residents, Fort Wayne has continued to thrive, overcoming challenges and seizing opportunities. Together, we've turned vision into action. While there’s still work ahead, together we are creating a community we can all take pride in.
With 2024 nearly behind us, let’s revisit 24 stories from the past year—ones that defined our city and set the stage for what’s to come.
Communities that are growing and thriving have proactive local governments that have residents and service at the forefront of activities that are designed to make a lasting impact.
Recent accolades for Parks and Recreation, City Utilities, and the Fort Wayne Police Department are examples of how we’re committed to providing an enhanced quality of life for all.
