February 15, 2021 - Garbage and recycling collection is expected to move slower this week due to the predicted snow event. Alleys are not plowed by City crews, therefore it is more difficult for trucks to maneuver in those areas. Residents are encouraged to be patient.

February 11, 2021 - I continue to be concerned about the situation in Myanmar. The recent coup by the military there is a sad and dangerous situation.

Fort Wayne is home to one of the largest Burmese populations in the United States. They have become our friends, neighbors, and productive residents in our community. I grieve with them over the current events in their home country.

I stand with those who are committed to ensuring democracy returns to Myanmar. My hope is that democracy will prevail as we continue to support our local Burmese population.

February 15, 2021 - The City of Fort Wayne Street Department spent last night and this morning preparing for the weather system predicted to bring a large amount of snow to the area this afternoon, overnight and into Tuesday morning. Sunday, Crews pretreated all main arteries with a de-icing brine substance to reduce the ice formations that can make streets slick during winter events and began plowing roads overnight. 

February 10, 2021 - Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today delivered his 14^th State of the City address. The theme for this year’s address was “Fort Wayne – It’s Our Time.” The event was held at the Grand Wayne Center.

Due to COVID-19 safety protocols, the Mayor delivered his speech without an audience in attendance.

Highlights from Mayor Henry’s State of the City address:
Goals and objectives for 2021:
Mayor Henry’s top priority is to ensure the needs of the residents and businesses of Fort Wayne are being met through the COVID-19 pandemic. The City Administration will also focus on economic development opportunities, neighborhood infrastructure improvements, public safety, and parks.