Collaborative Approach Results in Quality Utilities at Inviting Prices for Wabash County!

Allconnect
AT&T
DirecTV
DirecTV (Spanish)
DISH Network
Frontier Internet
Frontier Internet (Spanish)
Heartland REMC
HughesNet Gen 5 Internet
Mediacom
Metronet
REMC/Omnicity
Viasat Satellite Internet
WildBlue

AEP/Indiana Michigan Power
Duke Energy
Heartland REMC
Wabash Valley Power Alliance

CenterPoint Energy
NIPSCO

Indiana-American Water
City of Wabash
Town of North Manchester

Fort Wayne International Airport aims to deliver top-notch customer service. From our Customer Service Agents, to our front office staff - we put passengers first and work hard to deliver the best customer experience possible. 

Wabash County has a dependable network of highways connecting its communities with the large metropolis areas of Indiana and beyond. US Highway 24 is a limited-access, four-lane highway that runs through the center of the county, offering access to Fort Wayne with a one hour drive. It also connects to I-65 to the west and to I-69 to the east, allowing local businesses to reach Indianapolis in 90 minutes, from which the markets of Chicago, Detroit, Columbus, Cincinnati and Louisville are an easy drive away.

Ports of Indiana provides further shipping options throughout the United States and international markets. Burns Harbor, on Lake Michigan provides connection to the St. Lawrence Seaway and the international markets beyond. Ohio River ports at Mount Vernon and Jeffersonville, connect Wabash County to the U.S. Inland Waterway System. All three are just a few hours from Wabash County.

Norfolk Southern offers north-south and east-west rail mainlines that intersect in downtown Wabash. This system connects businesses in Wabash County to major markets throughout the eastern third of the U.S. and Canada and to international markets from ports on the East Coast or Lake Michigan.

Norfolk Southern Rail Map