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Stay informed about the latest happenings in Fairfield Terrace Belmont. From city improvements and policy changes to community achievements and new resources, this is where you’ll find the most up-to-date information

Sidewalk & Street Improvements

Paulding 2026

A digital image of an overhead view of the intersection of Fairfield and Pettit showing the new divided lanes, the decorated crosswalks, and the large "Fort Wayne" art piece.

Belmont 2026

A view across a yard of green grass with a large flowering tree with a metal swing hanging from its branches. Beyond the yard is a bright yellow construction vehicle and a large number of large concrete tubes. In the upper left corner is a closeup of one of the concrete tubes and it says "Crosby, Job: Belmont_Storm, Str: 93, Size: 30x24 Base, Date: 7-24-26"

The project is being handled by:

Nick Rupley, Construction Manager, 427-6237

Veronika Meyer, Design Manager, 427-8586

Ezra Broman, Project Manager, 427-2777

Austin Harris, Crosby Excavating, (765) 557-1051

Click here for Project Slide Show

Shout-Out

The City's Public Art Commission's SHOUT OUT program is seeking proposals from mural artists for a project in the Fairfield Terrace Belmont Neighborhood. (Engage Fort Wayne)

A two story concrete building with a red shingle roof sits on a green lawn with a walkway towards the main double doors, and a few bushes decorating the front of the building. There is a sign that says "Restoration Center Church". There is blue sky and a tall pine tree behind. Written over the image in bright red it says "FTB is getting a Should-Out Mural!"

McClellan 2027

McClellan at Pettit, a cracked and eroded asphalt street with no curbs. There is a white truck, a telephone pole, and a yellow fire hydrant on the right side, and the angle of yards is quite steep on the left side. The yards are closely mowed lawns with single story houses. eroded asphalt street

General Meetings

View from the parking lot of the Shawnee branch of the ACPL, a low red roofed building made up of three interlocking triangular roofs with glass windows, and rock lower walls. There's two cars visible in the lot.

6:30pm at the Shawnee branch of the ACPL on:

Sep 21, and Nov 16

Neighborhood Facebook Page

A Girl Coalition of Indiana volunteer sitting at a fold out table in the shade shows a group of three children an activity. In the background is a few pieces of blue and cream playground equipment and a green stretch of lawn rising behind it.

Get the scoop on upcoming events

Library Rebuild

A gathering of varied librarians stand looking down a long hallway of shelved books. You can see more shelving stretching out behind them.

The Shawnee Branch of the ACPL has announced plans for a new building on the same site.

Neighborhood Events

Join us for regular block parties, neighborhood cleanups, and seasonal celebrations. Our goal is to bring neighbors together and keep FTB thriving!

A varied group of neighbors sit and stand smiling behind a table with a black stretch tablecloth that says "Fairfield Terrace Belmont Neighborhood" and has a multicoloured sun around the word Fairfield. They stand under a white pop-up tent that says "Grow with us!" and behind them is a wood and stone building and a covered area with seating.

2026

Oct 17

Neighborhood Block Party

Join us at Kettler Park from 2pm-6pm

Party!: There will be ( while supplies last) food, drinks, games, prizes, and opportunities to meet your neighbors and let us know what you'd like to see happen in FTB in the coming years!

A varied group of neighbors stand in a park with a large pile of white trashbags piled in front of them. There are trees and a blue sky filled with hazy clouds behind them.

2026

Oct 17

Neighborhood Cleanup Days

There will be a dumpster at Kettler Park from 8am until noon. Bring your oversized trash and help make FTB beautiful!

How to Help: Pick up any litter you see on the streets and alleys and help your neighbors if you can. Reach out if you'd like trash bags or other items to help.

A varied group of neighbors are walking along an asphalt path with trees behind them. At the front of the group is a small child holding the leash of a small white dog.

Neighborhood Walks

A great way to identify areas needing attention—like potholes or overgrown lots—and to check in on neighbors who might need extra help.

Purpose: Strengthen face-to-face connections, gather improvement ideas, and maintain open communication across the neighborhood

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Mark Your Calendar

Join us for regular block parties, neighborhood cleanups, and seasonal celebrations. Our goal is to bring neighbors together and keep FTB thriving!

Juneteenth Celebration

Kettler Park is home to an annual Juneteenth gathering, celebrating history, cultural pride, banding together, telling the truth, and reclaiming what belongs to our people.

Highlights: Music, food, guest speakers, and a chance to honor the significance of the day alongside neighbors and friends

Neighborhood Cleanup Days

We organize multiple cleanup days throughout the year to keep our streets, alleys, and green spaces looking their best.

How to Help: Bring a positive attitude & a willingness to get your hands a little dirty—tools & trash bags are usually provided

Neighborhood Walks

A great way to identify areas needing attention—like potholes or overgrown lots—and to check in on neighbors who might need extra help.

Purpose: Strengthen face-to-face connections, gather improvement ideas, and maintain open communication across the neighborhood

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