Projects currently accepting community input
Fortify is a leadership development program for developing, launching, and relaunching neighborhood associations who want to take their efforts to the next level!
As we enter 2025, we reflect on the milestones reached, shared victories, and the challenges that tested us—all of which have strengthened our city.
These bills were introduced on December 10, 2024.
Amendments to the City and County Zoning Ordinances to increase housing options in the Community
The Hamilton Neighborhood Activation has provided support to restart the Hamilton Neighborhood Association with events, a board, and resident engagement.
Fort Wayne has over 400 neighborhoods, and this page will help you identify which one you live in. This is also the City of Fort Wayne's Neighborhood Registration site.
The McKinnie Commons project in the Rudisill-Plaza and Anthony Wayne Community Association neighborhoods was developed to support additional community gathering spaces.
The City of Fort Wayne's plan to provide warming centers during the day and overnight accommodations for individuals and families in need throughout the winter season
New playground equipment and safety surfacing planned for Lakeside Park in 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.
New playground equipment and safety surfacing planned for the 2-5-Year-Old play area at Franke Park in 2025.
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.
Council members are dedicating 2024 supplemental resources for infrastructure projects in neighborhoods across the city.
Superstructure replacement of Goeglein Road Bridge over the Bullerman Drain.
Coldwater Road will be widened with 11-foot lanes, new sidewalks, storm sewers, street lighting and green infrastructure using Complete Streets principles.
The Bluffton Road Bridge, which crosses the St. Marys River, will be reconstructed to enhance travel and safety for both pedestrians and motorists.
Stabilizing 2400’ of the St. Mary’s River west bank using nature-based solutions to prevent erosion threatening Bluffton Road.
The rehabilitation of the Parnell Ave Bridge at the St Joe River, includes deck replacement, spandrel arches, substructure repairs, sidewalk upgrades and scour protection
This project consists of reconstructing Ridgewood Drive from North Clinton Str. to Newport Ave. by removing chip/seal pavement and replacing with Asphalt.
Improving safety and accessibility along the Broadway-Taylor corridors with a roundabout, enhanced lighting and ADA-compliant features.
This project consists of the reconstruction of Edsall Avenue from Pontiac Street to approximately 75’ south of the centerline of Reynolds Street in asphalt.
Eight-foot wide concrete trail on the west side of Hanna Street between Burns Boulevard and Decatur Road
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department is working to reconstruct Brewer Park located in the Mount Vernon Park Neighborhood.
This project will encompass Maumee between Chute St & S Anthony Blvd. Includes, sidewalk, streetlighting, and street improvements to match Maumee to the West.
The construction of a sidewalk connection along the Wells Street Corridor.
This program is designed to rehabilitate deteriorated concrete alley pavement by replacing existing poor condition pavement, improving drainage and restoring drivability.
This concrete street project will include pavement repairs on Independence Drive from Hillegas Road to Goshen Road.
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 |
