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WaterWorks Funfest 2026

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A Fascinating Family Event of Exploration and Discovery.

Join City Utilities for FREE, fun-filled festivities at our Water Pollution Control Plant! Stay tuned for more information about vendors, food trucks and other activities.

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Become A Drain Stormer!

Image reads: Clean Drains Week, July 6-13, 2026. Make it a neighborhood event. It's Easy. It's Simple. With two drain icons with rain drops and a group photo of drain stormers.

Join the Clean Drains team today! Make it a neighborhood event. It’s easy. It’s simple. And supremely satisfying. The week of July 6 has been dubbed Clean Drains Week. So, sign up now. Then rally everyone you know to meet the Clean Drains Challenge.

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5-Year Plan

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Learn more about funding the 5-year neighborhood infrastructure improvement plans for storm, sewer and water.

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Remove Lead Water Lines from Your Property

If your home was built before 1937, you may have a lead line on your property delivering water to your home. Replace your lead line today to ensure safe drinking water.

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Drinking Water

DRINKING
WATER

City Utilities' goal is to meet your expectations about water quality and reliability every day while providing good value.
Stormwater System

STORMWATER
SYSTEM

Stormwater, rain or melted snow that runs off of yards or hard surfaces, is an important part of the water cycle.
Sewer System

SEWER
SYSTEM

City Utilities has over 1,500 miles of underground sewers which are critical to the quality of life and safety of our customers.

WAYS YOU CAN HELP

Help the City take care of its most valuable resource: water. Learn how you can take action!

Ways You Can Help

IT’S TIME TO GET PROTECTED

Discover optional programs for outside water and sewer service line repairs.

Service Line Protection
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What Affects Fort Wayne's
Drinking Water?

Each of Fort Wayne's rivers receives water from its own unique watershed. A watershed is an area of land from which rain water or snow melt drains to the same location, such as a stream at the bottom of a hillside. Whatever the water runoff picks up as it flows over land and across hard surfaces in the watershed is carried to the rivers.

Water Quality Taste & Odor

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June 2026

2026 Water Quality Report on Its Way

April 2026

$91M in Utility Investments Target Neighborhood Infrastructure

March 2026

Running Toilets Can Waste Thousands of Gallons a Day – Fix a Leak Week Helps Catch Water-Wasting Problems Early

March 2026

$750,000 Grant Launches Phase 1 of Bullerman Drain Project

February 2026

Fort Wayne’s Great-Tasting Water Wins Gold at International Competition

February 2026

Extended Lane Restrictions Coming to West Jefferson Boulevard Water Main Replacement to Improve Reliability

February 2026

Calling All Artists Who Love Our Rivers

October 2025

City Utilities Receives Top National Honor for Sustainable Management

October 2025

Moody’s Upgrade Reflects Strength in City Utilities’ Financial Management

April 2025

Mayor Tucker Celebrates $95.5 Million in 2025 Utility Improvements