Fort Wayne awards record number of neighborhood improvement grants
Nearly four dozen neighborhood projects, including landscaping and new wayfinding and children-at-play signs, will get funded through $200,000 from the city of Fort Wayne.
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Nearly four dozen neighborhood projects, including landscaping and new wayfinding and children-at-play signs, will get funded through $200,000 from the city of Fort Wayne.
The latest step is Northwest 2035, a plan to change the face of the Bloomingdale, Hamilton, Lincoln Park/Five Points, Nebraska, and North Highlands neighborhoods.
Several open-house-style events will be held throughout the neighborhoods starting on Thursday, with an opportunity to review potential strategies and focus areas and provide feedback to finalize the plan
1 How does the Neighborhood Planning and Activation Team differ from other city planning teams?
Residents are encouraged to provide input on the neighborhood by taking a quick 20-question survey and using an interactive map, where feedback can be pinpointed to an exact location