Projects currently accepting community input
The City of Fort Wayne is currently working on it’s 2024 Annual Action Plan and we need you input on what we should focus on with our federal funds.
These bills were up for introduction to Fort Wayne City Council on April 23rd, 2024.
The Curb Appeal Program reimburses homeowners for eligible improvements to the front of their home in order to encourage neighborhood beautification.
This page will share information about the 2024 Urban Heat Mapping Campaign. Learn about the Campaign and sign up to volunteer or be an organizational partner.
This page will document and facilitate the collaboration between Lincoln Park/Five Points Neighborhood and the City of Fort Wayne.
Community Development is working with innovative housing developers to bring new housing models to Fort Wayne neighborhoods.
The Northwest 2035 Neighborhood Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the Bloomingdale, Hamilton, Lincoln Park, Nebraska, and North Highlands Neighborhoods.
East Side Neighborhood(ESNA) is working to re-establish its association. This page will inform residents and collect priorities/ contact info for ESNA leaders.
The Planning and Policy Department and the Allen County Department of Planning Services have formed a Proactive Rezoning Work Group to rezone the Decatur Road Area.
The City has received a Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Corridor ID grant to connect Chicago, IL, to Pittsburgh, PA, through Fort Wayne, IN, and Columbus, OH.
The McKinnie Commons project in the Rudisill-Plaza and Anthony Wayne Community Association neighborhoods was developed to support additional community gathering spaces.
Powell Park is a small playlot located in the Renaissance Pointe neighborhood at the intersection of Pontiac Avenue and Weisser Park Boulevard.
The Historic Northeast 2035 Neighborhood Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the Forest Park, North Anthony, and Northside Neighborhoods.
The East Central 2035 Neighborhood Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the East Central Neighborhood.
The City's Neighborhood Cleanup Program runs March through November each year and offers associations with a 40-yard roll-off container or rear-load garbage truck.
The nation's largest community improvement program that Fort Wayne has participated in for over 30 years, the Great American Cleanup returns on Saturday, May 4, 2024
The Hamilton Neighborhood Activation has provided support to restart the Hamilton Neighborhood Association with events, a board, and resident engagement.
The High Street CPTED Pilot Area uses Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) to reduce crime in the Nebraska, Hamilton, and Bloomingdale Neighborhoods.
The Jennings Center has operated in the East Central Neighborhood since 1948 and completed a significant historic research project in partnership with Ball State.
The City of Fort Wayne Historic Preservation staff is seeking photos of historic homes, institutional buildings, or businesses in Fort Wayne taken before the mid 1970s.
The Neighborhood Planning and Activation workgroup is guiding Broad River Neighborhood into being a more active and engaged neighborhood.
The Broad River Neighborhood, located south of downtown, will see several investments to improve safety, as outlined in the Packard 2030 Neighborhood Plan.
The Liberty Mills Road Trail project is a 0.75-mile-long trail segment connecting the current Liberty Mills Road Trail to the Village at Coventry Plaza via Falls Drive.
Projects that are no longer accepting feedback but are now in the construction or development phase.
Improving the lighting & aesthetic appearance of downtown bridge underpasses. This includes underpasses at Fairfield Ave, Harrison St, & Calhoun St.
This program is a great option for homeowners seeking to repair concrete on their property in the right of way.
This project consists of adding a left turn lane for southbound traffic on Ardmore Avenue turning eastbound onto Sand Point Road.
This program combines publicly bid projects with the City's capabilities to mill deteriorated asphalt street pavements and establish a restored driving surface.
Open Streets is a 20+ block festival organized by the City's Public Works Division, celebrating active transportation and the infrastructure that connects us!
The City of Fort Wayne's Renaissance Car Show is a free, family-friendly community event celebrating Fort Wayne's history with the automobile industry.
The City of Fort Wayne Metropolitan Human Relations Commission and the Office of Housing and Neighborhood Services present the 2024 Fair Housing Summit on April 24, 2024.
The Bluffton Road Bridge, which crosses the St. Marys River, will be reconstructed to enhance travel and safety for both pedestrians and motorists.
The design team is work on completing construction documents based on Packard Park's Master Plan developed by Park's Planning staff in concert with the neighborhood.
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Department is working to reconstruct Brewer Park located in the Mount Vernon Park Neighborhood.
Bob Arnold Northside Park will feature a new planned project for playground equipment, This will enhance the variety of playground activities available to children.
Turpie Playlot is a small 0.62 acre, neighborhood block play area established in 1969 and serves the Greater McMillen Park neighborhood.
Boone Park, a Nebraska Neighborhood block park, a staple in the community since 1969, is getting a much-needed upgrade to the playground.
Kreager Park, located in Northeast Fort Wayne, has been a staple in the community since 1966. The soccer fields playground is getting a much-needed upgrade.
Redesigning the road and sidewalks along Oxford Street from Lafayette Street to South Anthony Boulevard in the Oxford Neighborhood.
Village Premiere is a mixed-income neighborhood center development that will transform 20 acres in Southeast Fort Wayne into a vibrant, walkable neighborhood.
Improve Imperial Swathmore Civic Neighborhood Association by replacing the deteriorated concrete street, some storm infrastructure, and adding underdrain when possible.
This project consists of reconstructing Ridgewood Drive from North Clinton Str. to Newport Ave. by removing chip/seal pavement and replacing with Asphalt.
This project consists of the reconstruction of Edsall Avenue from Pontiac Street to approximately 75’ south of the centerline of Reynolds Street in asphalt.
The Lower Huntington Road Bridge in Waynedale, which crosses the St. Marys River, will be reconstructed to enhance travel and safety for both pedestrians and motorists.
This project will consist of reconstructing the concrete street of East Cook Road from Coldwater Road to 500 feet west of Disalle Blvd.
This program is designed to rehabilitate deteriorated concrete alley pavement by replacing existing poor condition pavement, improving drainage and restoring drivability.
This project will reconstruct the concrete streets of Holton Ave. from Capital Ave. to Senate Ave. and Reed St. from Capital Ave. to McKinnie Ave.
This project will encompass Maumee between Chute St & S Anthony Blvd. Includes, sidewalk, streetlighting, and street improvements to match Maumee to the West.
The 2024 Neighborhood Improvement Grant Program is open to registered neighborhoods to apply for project funding. Grant applications are open through March 8, 2024.
Harvester Neighborhood with assistance from the Neighborhood Planning and Activation workgroup has relaunched as an association to support and benefit residents.
These bills will be voted on for final passage on April 23, 2024. Committee sessions are for discussion only.
These were introduced at Fort Wayne City Council on April 9th, 2024.
The Planning and Policy Department and the Allen County Department of Planning Services have formed a Proactive Rezoning Work Group to rezone Fairfield Avenue in phases.
The Planning and Policy Department and the Allen County Department of Planning Services have formed a Proactive Rezoning Work Group to rezone East Pontiac Street.
The Planning and Policy Department and the Allen County Department of Planning Services have formed a Proactive Rezoning Work Group to rezone West Main Street.
Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Phone | 260-427-8311 |
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| In writing | Citizens Square, 200 East Berry Street, Fort Wayne IN 46802 |
