In August 2024, Mayor Sharon Tucker announced a proactive plan to invest financial resources in vital projects to enhance the quality of life for all in Fort Wayne. As part of this investment, each Fort Wayne City Council member was provided with funding to advance projects in the communities they represent.

This page is dedicated to updates on projects being constructed across the City. These include several street, sidewalk, curb, and safety enhancements, as outlined below. Many of these projects will be built or designed in 2024, with the remaining finished in 2025 in partnership with the City's Public Works Division, Right of Way Department, and the Department of Neighborhoods.

Councilman Paul Ensley represents City Council District 1

Councilman Russ Jehl represents City Council District 2.

The sidewalk and crosswalk improvement projects in the Historic Northeast 2035 Planning Area are located near Lakeside and Northside parks and provide safer access for students walking to and from North Side High School, Lakeside Middle School, and Forest Park Elementary School.

Councilman Nathan Hartman represents City Council District 3

Councilman Scott Myers represents City Council District 4

Councilman Geoff Paddock represents city Council District 5. These projects are primarily situated in the East Central Neighborhood and within proximity of Hanna Homestead Park and the Jennings Community Center.

Councilwoman Rohli Booker represents City Council District 6

Councilwoman Michelle Chambers represents the City At-Large

Councilman Marty Bender represents the City At-Large

Councilman Tom Freistroffer represents the City At-Large