Today Mayor Tom Henry recognized May as National Historic Preservation Month in Fort Wayne. He called attention to activities celebrating our history and heritage, as well as the enhancement of our community's historic neighborhoods, buildings, and sites.
“Our community has managed to preserve...
Happened shortly after 1 p.m. at intersection of State, Eade
Mayor Tom Henry was uninjured following a minor traffic accident early this afternoon on the city's northeast side.
The incident occurred at the intersection of State Boulevard and Eade Avenue at 1:05 p.m. Mayor Henry returned to work for...
Thank you for joining me today. In a few minutes, I'll comment about the Indiana General Assembly session that just concluded. It brought some good news for Fort Wayne.
But first, let's talk about another issue, one that has been a matter of public record since late last year, but in recent...
With the World Health Organization's pandemic threat level raised to 5, the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health is advising residents and businesses to take time now to review their preparedness plans.
In Allen County, there have been no confirmed cases of the Influenza A (H1N1)-North...
Breakfast for bicyclists on the north plaza of the City-County Building
Mayor Tom Henry invites people to become bike commuters for a day as part of national Bike to Work Day May 15.
“The City of Fort Wayne is working to make Fort Wayne more bicycle friendly so I would love to see people forgo...
Location within floodplain will become green space
The Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission plans to demolish the east building at the former Dimension Ford site on West Jefferson Boulevard next month as part of the commission's plans to return the land to green space.
The commission will open...
Mayor Tom Henry was joined by Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Director Al Moll and 88 children from Cedar Canyon Elementary as they celebrated Arbor Day at Salomon Farm Park today.
Before the planting of the ceremonial tree, Mayor Henry announced his appointment of the City's first...
Efforts to improve stormwater flow for Fort Wayne's future continue in the downtown area this week and that will mean some lane restrictions.
Beginning tomorrow, April 24, 2009, lane restrictions will be in effect for the two far north lanes of Washington Boulevard between Webster Street and...
Continuing process of changing signals based on traffic needs
The City of Fort Wayne's Traffic Engineering Department will modify two traffic signals on West Rudisill Boulevard starting Friday for off-peak driving times.
The intersections of Rudisill and Indiana and South Wayne avenues will go to a...
Demonstrations from public safety agencies available at Public Safety Academy
The City of Fort Wayne is continuing to accept registrations for free hands-only CPR training as part of “Don't Miss a Beat” at the Regional Public Safety Academy, 7602 Patriot Crossing, May 2.
Registration forms are included...
Second Pipe is Part of the Damage
Earlier today, as City Utilities Sewer Maintenance crews reached the pipe that was believed to have caused the concrete collapse on North Clinton Street they discovered another pipe that T's into the uncovered pipe was also damaged. The second pipe approaches from...
Should City Win a Third Time, We Will Be Part of the Hall of Fame
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry proudly announced Fort Wayne's inclusion among the thirty finalists for the 2009 All-America City Award bestowed by the National Civic League.
“We know our community has been honored twice in the past...
Ticket holders have choice of free or paid spaces with Police Department ready to direct traffic, pedestrians at key locations before, after game
People going to games at Parkview Field will have a wide choice of parking options, including free or paid parking garages, on-street spaces and lots...
Two lanes on the east side of Clinton Street, just north of Superior Street, will remain closed Monday.
The lanes are closed from the bridge just north of Headwaters Park and open back up just before Superior. Motorists may experience traffic delays and should plan accordingly.
City Utilities...
Mayor Thanks Artists for Gifts Depicting Local Landmarks
Saying that the new Parkview Field is truly the community's ballpark, Deputy Mayor Greg Purcell on behalf of Mayor Tom Henry helped cut the ribbon on a permanent collection of local artists' work which will hang in the suite level lounge...
The Fort Wayne Fire Department announces it will conduct increased and ongoing compliance checks in regards to the Smoking Ordinance for the City of Fort Wayne.
Owners, operators, managers or employees having control over a place of employment, restaurant, public place, enclosed area or other area where...
Residents can call to schedule an appointment for April 29
Mayor Tom Henry will hold a Mayor's Night Out from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. April 29 at the Dupont branch of the Allen County Public Library, 536 E. Dupont Road.
Fort Wayne residents are invited to schedule an appointment to meet with the Mayor in...
Cyclists can ride with Keoghan in Fort Wayne, New Haven April 27
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry and Fort Wayne Outfitters and Bike Depot will welcome “Amazing Race” host Phil Keoghan to Fort Wayne April 27 as part of Phil Keoghan of the Amazing Race Rides Across America presented by GNC.
“As the City of...
Drivers may notice different patterns for turn arrows at Coliseum intersections
The City of Fort Wayne has been working with the Indiana Department of Transportation to retime the traffic signals along corridors in north and east Fort Wayne, including US 27/Lima Road and State Road 930/Coliseum...
Douglas, Webster now one-way, Brackenridge will be two-way Friday
Following through on the plans for Harrison Square, the City of Fort Wayne has reconfigured some traffic patterns near Parkview Field.
The changes are:
'¢ Douglas Street between Harrison Street and Webster Street one-way heading...
