As this year ends, we wanted to take a moment to showcase some of the impactful projects, programs and initiatives that helped move Fort Wayne forward. These projects could not have happened without the commitment and collaboration between the City Fort Wayne, residents, neighborhood leaders, non-profits, businesses, and community organizations.
More information can be found at nbdotl. Additionally, the project will include new commercial and retail space along with new housing units that will include a mix of affordable and market rate units. Riverfront Fort Wayne Phase II is now underway and focuses on creating opportunities for leisure and entertainment activities.
The project extends Promenade Park along the St. New amenities include the extension of the elevated Tree Canopy Trail, boat docks for private watercraft, universally-accessible bouldering mound, hammock grove, walking trails, and new landscaping.
Additionally, a developer was announced for The Wedge at Promenade Park. The Public Arts Shine in Fort Wayne The emergence of public art continued this year, as several beautiful murals and sculptures were installed throughout Fort Wayne. The mural subjects were selected as hometown heroes for their commitment to positively impact the lives of young people in our community. The mural artist is Michael Johnson Fort Wayne's Public Art Commission dedicated a new mural in the Nebraska Neighborhood , showcasing the rich history of the proud neighborhood.
A new basketball court mural was also unveiled at Reservoir Park. The two-court mural was created by local artist Andre Portee. This would be the first project to be constructed at North River. The North River property is comprised of 29 acres generally bounded by Clinton, Fourth and Harrison streets and serves as an important gateway into downtown.
