March has been a busy month highlighting the importance of Disability Awareness Month. Our community has come together to bring awareness and attention to an important topic.

We’re encouraged that Fort Wayne and Allen County are committed to providing opportunities for individuals with disabilities. We still have work to do, but we’re confident that local government and the public will continue to recognize the important contributions that are made each day by our disability community. Our friends are making a positive difference in leadership positions on boards and commissions, and at work, school, and home.

Fort Wayne prides itself on being a caring and giving city. We’re a place where people matter, and we want the best for every resident who calls Fort Wayne home. One way we follow through on our commitments is by proactively demonstrating engagement, innovation, and performance.

With summer approaching, Fort Wayne residents will see increased foot traffic from people enjoying the sights and sounds of Fort Wayne.

Tourism season is near and that’s great news for Fort Wayne.  

Growing and thriving cities must be safe for residents, neighborhoods, businesses, and visitors. In Fort Wayne, we are a safe city, and our public safety divisions continue to perform at a high level.

The work being done by the women and men of the Fort Wayne Police and Fort Wayne Fire departments is to be commended. Their collective commitment and dedication to protecting the public is evident each day.