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City Council votes prove unpredictable | Political notebook

Fort Wayne City Council members often align with their political parties when it comes to split votes.
But that wasn't the case in three 5-4 votes du ...

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Firefighters closing in on 5% pay raise | Local | The Journal Gazette

Fort Wayne firefighters will get 5% raises each of the next three years after City Council approved a collective bargaining agreement Tuesday.
The 5% ...

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Another unpredictable council meeting | Political notebook

For many split votes, Fort Wayne City Council members stick with their political parties.
That was not the case at Tuesday’s City Council meet ...

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NCTC annual scarecrow contest voting ends Sunday online

NCTC annual scarecrow contest voting ends Sunday online
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Asset management | Columns | The Journal Gazette

Asset management | Columns | The Journal Gazette
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Verbatim: City Utilities to receive regional water and sewer district's assets | The scoop

Verbatim: City Utilities to receive regional water and sewer district's assets | The scoop
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Wetlands project's 3rd phase revealed | Local | The Journal Gazette

Wetlands project's 3rd phase revealed
To help drainage, clean up Maumee near Hessen Cassel
ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette
The start of the third phase of a project to improve drainage, prevent flooding, expand a wetlands and keep pollution out of the Maumee River was announced Wednesday at a news conference by Fort Wayne city and regional environmental officials.
The event was scheduled as a groundbreaking for the next phase of a project near Hessen Cassel Road but was moved indoors to Citizens Square because of a steady rain.
The project includes installation of a two-stage ditch and a bioswale to hold back water and an expansion to about an acre of the Colonial Heights wetlands on former cropland.

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Verbatim: 2021 brings $92 Million in Water, Sewer, Stormwater Upgrades | The scoop

Verbatim: 2021 brings $92 Million in Water, Sewer, Stormwater Upgrades
The following was released on Monday, April 26, 2021:
Fort Wayne, Ind – Mayor Tom Henry joined neighborhood leaders, City Council members, and City Utilities to reveal a more than $90 million investment in water, sewer and storm infrastructure improvements for 2021.
This year's commitments will improve reliability, solve drainage issues and protect the environment.
"I'm encouraged by the continued commitment to neighborhoods. City Utilities is making a significant difference as we work together to be a growing and thriving community," said Mayor Henry. "The projects being done to enhance our water, sewer, and stormwater systems are intended to ensure that residents and businesses receive reliable and excellent service."

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Council OKs pump station contracts | Local | The Journal Gazette

A pair of contracts worth more than $5 million was approved Tuesday by the Fort Wayne City Council.

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FW City Council approves pump station contracts | Local

FW City Council approves pump station contracts
DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette
A pair of contracts worth more than $5 million approved Tuesday by the Fort Wayne City Council are only part of a major pump station project expected to cost between $45 million and $50 million, a City Utilities official said.
In an 8-0 vote, council members approved a pair of engineering services contracts with Wessler Engineering Inc. and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. to manage construction of a deep dewatering pump station associated with the deep rock tunnel, also known as the Three Rivers Protection & Overflow Reduction Tunnel.
The station will pump water out of the tunnel and move it to City Utilities' water pollution control plant for treatment once a wet weather event subsides, Mike Kiester, City Utilities engineering manager, told the council.

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