MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR: OUR CITY GATEWAYS
Just like the front doors to our homes, our city’s front doors help to sell our community. With this in mind,
Read MoreWhat are your Waynedale (Fort Wayne), Indiana politicians working on for you? This section lets you hear directly from the people who represent you, in their own words. Read local, regional, and statewide political commentaries written by elected officials who serve Waynedale, Fort Wayne, Allen County, and the State of Indiana, explaining what they are working on, why it matters, and how proposed laws, budgets, and policies could affect daily life in our neighborhoods.
Just like the front doors to our homes, our city’s front doors help to sell our community. With this in mind,
Read MoreSummer is really in full swing now. School is out, Germanfest is over and we are heading very quickly toward
Read MoreDismal employment reports continue to trickle from our nation’s capital, but the Hoosier economy is barreling full steam ahead. Throughout
Read MoreAt the Wayne Township Trustee’s Office, we understand our role to include being an integral part of our community and
Read MoreWhile the Indiana General Assembly won’t start working on new laws until next January, the current legislative “off season” is
Read MoreWe’ve still got a ways to go before we can say we’ve put the recession behind us, however, recently released
Read MoreSpring has really gone by quickly. I find it hard to believe that Memorial Day will be here in just
Read MoreMay is a month for celebrating, remembering and honoring the brave men and women of the past and present who
Read MoreAs you know, the State recently announced, that due to fiscal errors, it would be returning income tax money that
Read MoreThe City Council has approved the contract for a project long-awaited by many Waynedale residents. The project is the upgrade
Read MoreMembers of my staff and I regularly attend various trainings to keep us up to date on issues that affect
Read MoreI firmly believe that strengthening our neighborhoods is crucial to the success of the City of Fort Wayne and I’m
Read MoreWhat a beautiful Spring we are having in Waynedale. The trees and flowers are blooming, and the weather has been
Read MoreOn Monday April 2nd, the much anticipated release of the 1940 Census data occurred. Every 10 years the US Census
Read MoreYour One Call to City Hall, 3-1-1 Call Center works diligently every day to find solutions to your inquiries in
Read More2012 LEGISLATIVE SESSION WRAP-UP The recently concluded 2012 legislative session may have been quick – just under three months, as
Read MoreI have spent the early weeks of my second mayoral term working to ensure that Fort Wayne’s financial base remains
Read MoreI am pleased to report that the Indiana General Assembly, during this past session, did not eliminate Townships or make
Read MoreIn this electronic age, I often have been frustrated when I need to straighten out a problem involving a business
Read MoreIt’s not often legislation receiving a 50-0 bipartisan vote of approval receives so much attention, but some Democrats continue using
Read MoreWater. We need it to live. And Fort Wayne City Utilities’ customers can rely on great-tasting, safe, low-cost water every
Read MoreAfter our Annual Report is completed and approved by our Township Board, Indiana law requires us to publish our financial
Read MoreThe last six weeks have flown by in the General Assembly, with lawmakers discussing a number of important policy initiatives
Read MoreDuring my recent State of the City address, I took note of the fact that Fort Wayne is a great
Read MoreWhen President Carter sought reelection in 1980, the Islamic Republic of Iran not only held dozens of Americans hostage in
Read MoreConsideration of the proposal to increase water rates in Fort Wayne deserves thoughtful, serious, consideration. Fort Wayne has a water filtration
Read MoreUntil 1970, the Indiana General Assembly met every two years on odd-numbered years. Then in 1970, a short session was
Read MorePeople occasionally ask why the City of Fort Wayne is committed to revitalizing or enhancing our downtown. Here’s what I
Read MoreELEANOR I. GLANT, 87, passed away on Monday, December 26, 2011 at Lutheran Hospital. She was born on June 4,
Read MoreEvery year in January we are required by Indiana law to prepare an annual report for the State Board of
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