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Apr 4, 2025·StrategicPlan
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Fort Wayne City Utilities Plan 2025
This document outlines Fort Wayne City Utilities' plan to address Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) and improve river water quality. The plan involves a significant investment of approximately $240 million to control CSOs by 2025. Key initiatives include removing stormwater runoff through new storm sewers, constructing large interceptor sewers along the St. Marys and Maumee Rivers, and implementing enhanced maintenance and operational adjustments to the sewer system. The overarching goal is to meet state and federal water quality regulations and requirements.
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City of Fort Wayne Utilities Investment Plan 2025-2030
This investment plan outlines the strategic direction for City of Fort Wayne Utilities to ensure sustainable, reliable, and secure infrastructure. It focuses on investing in public health and safety, supporting economic development, and mitigating system disruptions in stormwater, sewer, and water mains. The plan details past investments, their positive outcomes, and outlines a comprehensive 2025-2030 strategy for water main replacement, sewer improvements, and numerous neighborhood stormwater projects, all while maintaining financial strength and optimizing internal resources to achieve strategic savings.
Jan 1, 2025·StrategicPlan
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City Of Fort Wayne Utilities Investment Plan 2025-2030
The document outlines City Utilities of Fort Wayne's strategic investment plan, focusing on ensuring sustainable, reliable, and secure infrastructure. It addresses past system disruptions and aims to advance public health, safety, and economic development through significant capital improvements. The plan details comprehensive water main replacements, sewer capacity upgrades, and numerous neighborhood stormwater projects for the 2025-2030 period, emphasizing internal optimization, securing external funding, and maintaining financial stability.
Sep 6, 2023·BoardMeeting
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City Utilities Meeting
The meeting included a bus tour of wet-weather ponds and the pump station. A plan for a microgrid system using solar panels on a pond was discussed. The system will integrate solar power, methane power generation, natural gas, and battery storage to create an abundant power supply and reliable backup for emergencies. There was also a brief update about the AMI meter installations.
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