Dear Valued Customer,
As part of our ongoing effort to continually optimize the services we deliver for you, please be advised that we will be performing system wide maintenance starting Friday June 20 from 8:00pm to Monday June 23 8:00am EST. During this window, all payment options will be temporarily unavailable.
Consumers attempting to make a payment during this time will be unable to do so and will be informed that the system is currently undergoing scheduled maintenance. This includes kiosks, web, phone, and WalmartPay. All services will resume immediately after the maintenance has been completed.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you. Thank you for your understanding!
Our rivers need your help! Gather with family and friends this summer and take part in our Clean Drains Fort Wayne: Be River SmART initiative by clearing storm drains of pollution and yard waste in your neighborhoods. Becoming a drain stormer makes you a local hero for protecting our rivers and wildlife that inhabits them. Sign up today and receive a FREE cleaning kit and Clean Drains t-shirt.
Spark up your career and join our talented electrical technicians’ team! We’re seeking individuals with good judgement and independence who can help with electrical circuits at our Filtration and Pollution Control Plant. If this feels like a good fit for you, apply today!
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.
Help the City take care of its most valuable resource: water. Learn how you can take action!
Ways You Can HelpDiscover optional programs for outside water and sewer service line repairs.
Service Line ProtectionEach 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.