Fort Wayne City Utilities To Invest More Than 130 ођ Fort wayne and city utilities officials announced tuesday a record breaking amount of infrastructure investments – more than $130 million – coming to the area this year. For immediate release: december 29, 2023 fort wayne, ind. – mostly unseen, typically ignored and usually underground, city utilities' "hidden assets" received a record $135 million in investments in 2023. those dollars replaced aging infrastructure, increased capacity in water and sewer, and developed methods to protect the environment and save money. 2023 was a massive.
Share Our Articles Fort Wayne City Utilities Fort wayne, ind. (wfft) acting mayor karl bandemer joined city council members, residents of the rolling hills neighborhood and city utilities staff to announce more than $130 million in water, sewer and stormwater improvements for this year that will strengthen neighborhoods. stormwater improvements will address chronic flooding in rolling. For immediate release: april 10, 2023 mayor henry, city utilities announce record $135 million investment in 2023 fort wayne, ind. – mayor tom henry joined neighborhood leaders and fort wayne city council members today, amplifying his longstanding commitment to strengthening neighborhoods through infrastructure investments. the mayor revealed a transformative $135 million worth of water, sewer. The city of fort wayne announced it will invest over $130 million in neighborhood infrastructure projects. at a tuesday morning press conference, city utilities officials said the plan is to improve aging water mains, fix flooding issues in low lying neighborhoods and continue an ongoing project to, through a federal consent decree, protect the rivers by bringing environmental improvements and. Fort wayne, ind. (wpta) on tuesday morning, city utilities hosted a press conference to announce the record infrastructure investments toward fort wayne neighborhoods in 2024. acting mayor karl bandemer along with the rolling hills neighborhood, city council members and city utilities staff announced the investment of over $130 million.
Fort Wayne To Invest 130 Million More In Neighborhood Infrastruc The city of fort wayne announced it will invest over $130 million in neighborhood infrastructure projects. at a tuesday morning press conference, city utilities officials said the plan is to improve aging water mains, fix flooding issues in low lying neighborhoods and continue an ongoing project to, through a federal consent decree, protect the rivers by bringing environmental improvements and. Fort wayne, ind. (wpta) on tuesday morning, city utilities hosted a press conference to announce the record infrastructure investments toward fort wayne neighborhoods in 2024. acting mayor karl bandemer along with the rolling hills neighborhood, city council members and city utilities staff announced the investment of over $130 million. The 500,000 gallon tank serves more than 72,000 homes, businesses, schools and churches in the central pressure zone, supplying additional water during peak usage. replacement of nine miles of aging water mains moved forward in several neighborhoods, including forest park, glenwood park, northside and wildwood park. The mayor revealed a transformative $135 million worth of water, sewer and stormwater improvements throughout 2023 — the largest yearly investment in city utilities’ history. over the past 10 years, over $1 billion in capital improvement investments have been made by the utility in our community.
Fort Wayne Investing Millions Into City Utilities And Public Wor The 500,000 gallon tank serves more than 72,000 homes, businesses, schools and churches in the central pressure zone, supplying additional water during peak usage. replacement of nine miles of aging water mains moved forward in several neighborhoods, including forest park, glenwood park, northside and wildwood park. The mayor revealed a transformative $135 million worth of water, sewer and stormwater improvements throughout 2023 — the largest yearly investment in city utilities’ history. over the past 10 years, over $1 billion in capital improvement investments have been made by the utility in our community.
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