FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – The City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division is asking residents to help shape future improvements along the Southeast Corridors.
Community members are invited to share their priorities for street improvements by visiting sharedstreetsfw.org and selecting the ENGAGE tab to complete the priority survey.
Funded through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s RAISE program, the Southeast Corridors Planning Project focuses on approximately 8.9 miles of major streets, including South Anthony Boulevard, West Paulding Road, East Paulding Road, Fairfield Avenue/Tillman Road, and East Tillman Road.
The City released the following:
These corridors are important daily routes and play a significant role in the identity, safety, connectivity, and economic future of Southeast Fort Wayne.
The project will create a comprehensive plan for streets that better serve people of all ages and abilities, whether they walk, bike, take transit, or drive. The resulting Master Development Plan and Action Plan will include roadway concepts as well as recommendations for land use, housing, retail, placemaking, and other improvements that support the surrounding neighborhoods.
Share your priorities, learn more about the project, and sign up for updates at sharedstreetsfw.org.
