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  • EXERCISE, SAVE MONEY, REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT

    Bike to work on Friday, May 17th Fort Wayne, Ind. -- Mayor Tom Henry is encouraging local residents to pedal to work on Friday, May 17 on National Bike to Work Day. On their way to work, bike commuters are invited to stop by Headwaters Park West for a fr...
  • FORT WAYNE NAMED "PLAYFUL CITY USA" FOR FOURTH TIME

    Fort Wayne, Ind.— Fort Wayne is being recognized for its efforts in making play a priority for the health and well-being of area children. Nationwide, Fort Wayne is one of 217 cities named a 2013 Playful City USA Community by the non-profit organization...
  • 4th YEAR OF TREK THE TRAILS KICKS OFF TUESDAY, MAY 7th

    Popular series offers Trail Mix of opportunities to Walk, Ride, Dine Fort Wayne, Ind. – Season four of Fort Wayne's Trek the Trails offers a "tasty" fare! Free, guided community bike rides are still the main course of Trek the Trails, with 27 ride...
  • STATEMENT FROM FORT WAYNE MAYOR TOM HENRY

    I want to take this opportunity to thank Fort Wayne Police Chief Rusty York and the Fort Wayne Police Department for their commitment and dedication to ensuring that our City is as safe as possible. Earlier today and last weekend, there were police-actio...
  • PUBLIC INVITED TO COMMENT ON BUS FORT WAYNE PLAN

    Fort Wayne, Ind. – Residents are invited to learn about and comment on the draft version of the Bus Fort Wayne plan at a public meeting from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 8. The open house will take place at Citizens Square, 200 E. Berry St., in the low...
  • DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION CONTINUES

    Clinton between Main and Berry to become pedestrian-friendly Fort Wayne, Ind. – Mayor Tom Henry today announced that yet another section of downtown Fort Wayne will soon become more attractive for pedestrians. One of the five traffic lanes on Clinton S...
  • PRAYERS FOR THE CITY EVENT IS SUNDAY

    Fort Wayne, Ind. – Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today was joined by local religious and community leaders who will participate in the upcoming "Prayers for the City – A Celebration of One Community, Many Faiths." Mayor Henry and the participants encoura...
  • FIRM CHOSEN FOR YOUTH SPORTS COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT AND MARKET POTENTIAL STUDY

    Study to begin in June, pending Park Board approval Fort Wayne, Ind. – Mayor Tom Henry today announced that Aquarius Sports and Entertainment has been chosen to conduct a Youth Sports Community Assessment and Market Potential study for Fort Wayne as pa...
  • APRIL SHOWERS BRING MAY... WEEDS

    Citywide weed enforcement begins Monday, May 6 Fort Wayne, Ind. – The City of Fort Wayne's Neighborhood Code Enforcement Department will start enforcing weed and tall grass violations Monday, May 6. Weed complaints will also be accepted beginning May 6...
  • CITY/CITILINK CONSTRUCTION PROJECT GETS UNDERWAY

    Parts of Randallia, Lake and Beacon to get sidewalks and more Fort Wayne, Ind. – Beginning as early as Friday, April 26, 2013, occasional lane restrictions will be in place along portions of Randallia Drive, Beacon Street and Lake Avenue. Sidewalks, tr...
  • CITY 311 RANKS 2ND AMONG TOP 100 SMALL CALL CENTERS

    City of Fort Wayne call center a leader in U.S. and Canada Fort Wayne, Ind. – The City of Fort Wayne's 311 Call Center has earned 2nd place in a ranking of Top 100 small call centers in the United States and Canada, according to BenchmarkPortal. This ...
  • MAYOR HENRY TO PARTICIPATE IN PANEL DISCUSSION IN NYC

    Fort Wayne, Ind. – Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry has been invited to participate in the Convening of Cities for Immigrant Integration Conference by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Office of Immigrant Affairs to be held Wednesday-Friday in New York....
  • DUMPSTER DRUMMERS SHOW STUDENTS WAYS TO CELEBRATE EARTH DAY EVERY DAY

    School assemblies encourage recycling, water quality protection Fort Wayne, Ind. -- Today, April 22, is officially Earth Day, but Fort Wayne's Solid Waste Department and City Utilities have teamed up with the Dumpster Drummers to encourage area stud...
  • HIGH WATER UPDATE - SUNDAY, APRIL 21 AT NOON

    All streets affected by the recent rain events are now open to traffic....
  • HIGH WATER UPDATE - SATURDAY, APRIL 20 AT 6 P.M.

    Street closures due to high water - North River Rd between Landin and MaysvilleSherman between Superior and FourthFilmore at Geneva...
  • HIGH WATER UPDATE - SATURDAY AFTERNOON APRIL 20

    Street closings due to high water - Dalevue at FernwoodNorth River Rd between Landin and MaysvilleSherman between Superior and FourthTaylor between Freeman and PortageFilmore at Geneva...
  • HIGH WATER UPDATE - SATURDAY, APRIL 20 8 A.M.

    Street closures as of 8 a.m. Saturday, April 20 due to high water.Dalevue at FernwoodCatalpa between Jefferson and TaylorNorth River Rd. between Landin and MaysvilleSherman between Superior and FourthFilmore south of TaylorTaylor between Freeman and Porta...
  • HIGH WATER UPDATE - FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 19

    Several streets remain closed due to high water. Filmore at GenevaSherman between Superior and FourthTaylor between Brooklyn and PortageFilmore south of TaylorDalevue at FernwoodTaylor at HenriettaTaylor at FreemanOrchard at FairbrookPrairie Grove at Broa...
  • HIGH WATER UPDATE - 4 P.M. APRIL 19

    The following streets are now open to traffic:Westbrook Drive between Grove Avenue and State Boulevard8900 block of Auburn RoadThe following streets remain closed:Dalevue Drive @ Fernwood AvenueTaylor Street @ Henrietta Street Taylor Street  @ Freema...
  • STREET CLOSURE UPDATE - 2:30 P.M.

    State Boulevard between Clinton and Wells streets is now open to traffic. Several street closures remain in effect. Intersection - Dalevue Drive @ Fernwood Avenue Intersection - Taylor Street @ Henrietta Street Intersection - Taylor Street  @ Free...

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