Projects currently accepting community input
The Fort Wayne Bike Rack Program is open for eligible businesses and destinations to provide city-authorized bike racks for their customers.
A collaboration between the East Central Neighborhood, the Department of Neighborhoods, and the EPA to address extreme heat in the East Central Neighborhood.
These bills are up for introduction on May 27, 2025. They will be voted for final passage at a future date.
These bills are up for discussion on June 3, 2025. This is not a final passage week. Final action will take place at a future date.
Neighborhood 101 guides quickly spell out how residents can begin a project and/or identify some of the resources that are available to help them do so.
ပရောဂျက်လုပ်ငန်းတစ်ခုအတွက်ကူညီပံ့ပိုးမှုသို့မဟုတ်သဘောထားကွဲလွဲမှုကိုမည်သို့ဖော်ပြမည်နည်း။ Cómo expresar apoyo o desacuerdo con un proyecto
Fort Wayne's Neighborhood Engagement Grant helps neighborhood associations fund events that support connection, collaboration, and neighborly relationships.
Amendments to the City and County Zoning Ordinances to increase housing options in the Community
101 Workshops provide tools and resources to help City residents be well informed active agents of change in and for their communities!
The Plant, Pick & Plate Program is an initiative aimed at combating childhood obesity and fostering environmental stewardship among fifth to ninth-graders in Southeast.
The Southeast Strategy Update is a comprehensive sub-area plan focused on reinvesting in Fort Wayne’s southeast quadrant of the City
The Beacon Woods Neighborhood Activation has supported revamping four inactive associations into a larger merged association with events, a board, and engagement.
Projects that are no longer accepting feedback but are now in the construction or development phase.
This program is a great option for homeowners seeking to repair concrete on their property in the right of way.
Phase 1-NE Trail will be a 10-foot-wide trail connecting neighborhoods to the YMCA, St. Joe Community Park, Praise Park and businesses along St. Joe Center, Maplecrest.
This program is designed to rehabilitate deteriorated concrete alley pavement by replacing existing poor condition pavement, improving drainage and restoring drivability.
The City of Fort Wayne actively works to improve streets throughout the community with annual resurfacing packages. The following are scheduled for 2025.
New playground equipment and safety surfacing planned for Indian Village Park in 2025.
New playground equipment and safety surfacing planned for McCormick Park in 2025.
The City is mapping the impact of heat and air quality on neighborhoods, working with community scientists and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
The Crestwood Colony Neighborhood Association is proposing to expand boundaries to include the former North Sherwood Terrace, Silver Maples and Summerfield Associations.
These bills are up for discussion on May 6, 2025. This is not a final passage week. Final action will take place at a future date.
These bills will be introduced on May 13, 2025. They will be voted for final passage at a future date.
These bills are up for discussion on May 20, 2025. This is not a final passage week. Final action will take place at a future date.
This project will add onto the existing parking lot of the Towpath Trail Increasing parking spots from 9 to 15.
Celebrating National Historic Preservation Month and Mid-Centruy Modern Architecture in Fort Wayne
This project consists of reconstructing Ridgewood Drive from North Clinton Str. to Newport Ave. by removing chip/seal pavement and replacing with Asphalt.
Eight-foot wide concrete trail on the west side of Hanna Street between Burns Boulevard and Decatur Road
New playground equipment and safety surfacing planned for the 2-5-Year-Old play area at Franke Park in 2025.
Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Phone | 260-427-8311 |
|---|---|
| In writing | Citizens Square, 200 East Berry Street, Fort Wayne IN 46802 |
