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Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
City of Fort Wayne Board of Public Works Minutes
The Board approved several infrastructure resolutions, including alley improvements, updates to utility rules, and a joint maintenance agreement for a pedestrian bridge. Key actions included approving a professional services agreement for system monitoring, a water contract for a local system, and multiple construction awards for bridge and alley projects. The Board also approved a street lighting agreement, accepted a new street into the transportation system, acknowledged completed roofing work, and authorized city accounting claims.
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City of Fort Wayne Board of Stormwater Management Agenda
The Board of Stormwater Management will consider updates to Chapter 53 of the City of Fort Wayne Indiana Code of Ordinances and the creation of Chapter 54 regarding flood damage prevention. Additionally, the agenda includes the approval of two storm sewer construction contracts with Johnson Home Team and Big C Lumber, as well as the formal acceptance of completed infrastructure work performed by Nivek Earthworks and Fleming Excavating as part of the city's stormwater system.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
City of Fort Wayne Board of Stormwater Management Minutes
The Board approved updates to Chapter 53 of the City of Fort Wayne Code of Ordinances and the creation of Chapter 54 regarding flood damage prevention. The Board also authorized two storm sewer system contracts, including one with Johnson Home Team and one with Big C Lumber. Additionally, the Board accepted completed work from Nivek Earthworks and Fleming Excavating on the city's stormwater system.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Fort Wayne Board of Public Works Agenda
The board agenda includes several items for approval, such as resolutions regarding alley improvements and amendments to Water Pollution Control Utility rules. Key items involve a joint use and maintenance agreement for the Vann Family Crossing Pedestrian Bridge, a professional services agreement for CSO system monitoring, and a water contract for the Belmont Woods development. Recommendations for contract awards for the Pufferbelly Pedestrian Bridge and various alley improvements were presented, along with agreements for street lighting. Additionally, the board addressed the acceptance of street and roofing infrastructure, as well as the approval of accounting claims for Civil City and City Utilities.
