City of Fort Wayne

The City of Fort Wayne released the budget late last month, with an expectation for a revenue loss due to Senate Bill 1.

The budget looks to plan ahead for expected challenges from changes at the state.

Three surveys released by the Community Development Division seek to better understand shopping habits in three key areas of the city.

The letter highlights the work the city has already been doing, and outlines plans for additional work that has already been in the works.

The bill, signed into law by Governor Mike Braun earlier this year, cut residential and business property taxes, while giving counties additional room to generate income tax revenue.

The conference is an all-day event that will be held at Chapman's Brewing Company at Electric Works. Registration is open until Monday, Sept. 1.

Council President Russ Jehl and Councilman Dr. Scott Myers sent a letter to city officials asking for a change in how the city's unhoused population is addressed.

The Fort Wayne City Council passed a proposed utility rate increase Tuesday night with a split vote.

The day before the Fort Wayne City Council begins the process of deciding on a proposed utility rate increase, Council President Russ Jehl issued a statement opposing the plan.

The plan, which still needs approval from the Fort Wayne City Council, looks to focus on neighborhood improvements.