East Central Forward Neighborhood Plan
The East Central Forward Neighborhood Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the East Central Neighborhood.
The East Central Forward Neighborhood Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the East Central Neighborhood.
This program is a great option for homeowners seeking to repair concrete on their property in the right of way.
The 2026 Neighborhood Improvement Grant is a program to fund neighborhood associations to make the quality of life improvement projects their residents champion.
Fort Wayne's Neighborhood Engagement Grant helps neighborhood associations fund events that support connection, collaboration, and neighborly relationships.
To improve walkability and safety throughout the city, the Right of Way Department employs a professional contractor to grind down trip hazards on the public sidewalk.
The High Street CPTED Pilot Area uses Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) to reduce crime in the Nebraska, Hamilton, and Bloomingdale Neighborhoods.
Sparked at Inspire is a micro-grant funding opportunity-supported by AEP- for past attendees of the Inspire Neighborhoods Conference.
East Side Neighborhood (ESNA) is working to re-establish its association. This page will inform residents and collect priorities/ contact info for ESNA leaders.
A major road project in the Nebraska Neighborhood will improve safety on Leesburg Road and Main Street with a new road, sidewalks, lighting, and storm sewers.
The Historic Northeast 2035 Neighborhood Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the Forest Park, North Anthony, and Northside Neighborhoods.
The City of Fort Wayne is investing National Opioid Settlement fund to strengthen our community’s response to the opioid crisis.
The Plant, Pick & Plate Program is an initiative aimed at combating childhood obesity and fostering environmental stewardship among fifth to ninth-graders in Southeast.
Fort Wayne's Southeast Corridors Project aims to revitalize key roadways, enhancing multimodal transport, sustainability and community connectivity in underserved areas.
Historic preservation consulting firm, Place Economics, is conducting a study of the economic impacts of historic preservation in the City of Fort Wayne.
The Memorial Park Neighborhood Association (MPNA) is re-establishing itself. This page will inform residents and collect priorities/ contact info for MPNA leaders.
Fort Wayne's next catalytic investment is the North River District, which will reshape the community's sporting and economic future with a Fieldhouse and more.
These bills are up for discussion during this Committee Only session. They will be up for final passage at a later date.
The City of Fort Wayne is seeking $16.2 million in BUILD funding to improve the Ewing St Bridge and surrounding roadway, creating a safer and more connected downtown.
The Waynedale 2040 Plan is a ten-year shared vision for the neighborhoods of the Waynedale/Indian Village area.
Help grow a greener, more vibrant community! For a contribution of $50 per tree, you can plant a tree and make a lasting impact in your neighborhood.
The Vann Family Crossing of Coliseum Blvd for the Pufferbelly Trail crosses Coliseum Blvd on the west side of Bob Thomas Ford (north side) and Mission BBQ (south side).
The 2025 Neighborhood Improvement Grant is a program to fund neighborhood associations to make the quality of life improvement projects their residents champion.
This page will share upcoming meeting information, how to access previous meeting recordings and solicit feedback on what topics would be useful to neighborhoods.
Join us for the 2025 Inspire Neighborhood Conference -an event that was created to energize and equip Fort Wayne’s neighborhood residents and leaders!

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 |