Waynedale Political Commentaries

On January 2, 2014, our new Chief of Police Garry Hamilton was sworn in. Garry is someone I know personally,

I enjoyed all of the 2013 holidays tremendously. As the year comes to an end, I must say that this

As the holiday season comes to a close, it’s important to reflect on a year gone by but also to

As we begin a new year in the City of Fort Wayne, we’re seeing unprecedented investment and positive momentum, and

The Indiana General Assembly is scheduled to convene Jan. 6, 2014. As this important date approaches, I am seeking your

I was pleased to recently join our Department of Public Works to announce a new initiative – the launching of

I remember when I was in the 9th grade; a friend of mine showed me the home of Virginia Schrantz,

I would like to invite young Hoosiers in the Fort Wayne community to visit the Statehouse and serve as a

I was pleased to recently join Police Chief Rusty York in announcing that the Fort Wayne Police Department has received

Each year during this time, I reflect upon the many blessings I have received. I am so grateful that I

November signals the start of Indiana’s next legislative session. On November 19, lawmakers will convene at the Statehouse for “Organization

Great news to report on the initiative to develop our riverfront! City Council recently approved a contract between the City

On December 2012, The Wayne Township Trustee Office worked with the community to have a fantastic Holiday Celebration. More than

The news headlines say it all: our federal government is struggling. Gridlock and debt plague Washington D.C., and in the

Our City continues to develop creative, meaningful, and environmentally-friendly practices that save money and resources and benefit citizens and businesses.

Our Employment area is under the supervision of Director LeRoy Page. He works with other Wayne Township Trustee Office staff

Our City continues to garner recognition for the great things happening in our community. This time, we’re being recognized at

Most of us are aware that we should: eat the right foods, exercise regularly; get plenty of sleep, not smoke

On December 11, 1816, Indiana became the 19th state to join the Union. Each year on that date, various activities

It’s never too early to start planning for college. The more preparation and saving Hoosier families do today, the more

Now that summer is officially over, our neighborhoods are bursting with the sights and sounds of autumn. So, naturally, the

It is that time of year again when you can see the seasons turning right before your eyes. We enjoy

Enrollment in the federal Affordable Care Act’s insurance overhaul begins October 1, and many questions remain. What insurance plans will

Good news about an issue of great importance to our neighborhoods. Sidewalks! I recently announced that the City of Fort

September may seem like an odd time to think about voting, but I was helping my nephew with his U.S.

More than one million Hoosiers over the age of 12 – that’s one-fifth of the state’s population – admit to

I recently announced that the City of Fort Wayne is accepting bids for the construction and installation of 54 “wayfinding”

I recently enjoyed attending the Annual Labor Day Celebration in Headwaters Park organized by the Northeast Indiana Central Labor Council.

Are you or is someone you know a college student in need of an internship? The Indiana State Senate is

I recently joined members of our Public Works Department, our elected officials and community and neighborhood leaders to unveil planned