FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Fort Wayne’s Legacy Fund is being called into question.

Council President Russ Jehl proposed putting a hold on any future disbursements from the fund during last night’s City Council meeting, according to the Journal Gazette.

It came after a request to use $10-million from the fund for riverfront development projects, which led to Jehl asking the council not to spend any more until they get a “firm number” on what’s left.

Mayor Tom Henry, in an email statement to WOWO news, says he’s “committed to making wise investments,” and has provided a report on the fund, which you can read here.

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“Fort Wayne continues to be a place people are talking about,” Henry says. “We’re experiencing momentum and investment in our downtown and neighborhoods like never before.”

“We continue to be good stewards of the Legacy fund. Through the Legacy Joint Funding Committee, which includes three members of City Council, there are checks and balances in place to ensure only Legacy-worthy projects receive funding. No project receives funding without combined approval from the Legacy Joint Funding Committee, City Council, and myself.”