City Hall will be opening at 9 on Tuesday January 17, 2017 due to training. Sorry for any inconvenience.
City Hall Closing Early for Training
City Hall will be closing at 2pm on January 13th, 2017 for training purposes. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.
FYE 2016 Budget Audit Posting Notice
The following link is the Public Notice for the City of Fulton Fiscal Year End Completed Audit Report:
FYE 2016 CITY AUDIT PUBLIC NOTICE
The following link is the entire completed audit report for the City of Fulton fiscal year end 2016:
Closure for New Years Day
The Fulton City Hall and Departmental Offices will be closed Monday January 2, 2017. We will reopen on Tuesday January 3, 2017. This is in observance of New Years Day. Of course our Police, Fire, EMS and Public Works all remain on call. Remember them on this Holiday as many of them miss spending time with their families in service to keep the community running and protected.
Never Write a Check Again for Utility Bills
See the Links below for more information.
Click Here for Printable Instructions & Never Write a Check Again
Click here for printable mini instruction pages
City Commission Meeting Cancelled 12-26-2016
The regular City of Fulton Commission Meeting is cancelled for December 26, 2016.
City Hall & Departmental Offices Closed for Holiday
The Fulton City Hall and Departmental Offices will be closed December 23 & 26 for Christmas Holidays. We will reopen on Tuesday December 27th. Of course our Police, Fire, EMS and Public Works all remain on call. Remember them on this Holiday as many of them miss spending time with their families in service to keep the community running and protected.
Corporal Mayo Receives Governor’s Award
Corporal Brandon Mayo of the Fulton Police Department was recently honored for his exemplary efforts in impaired-driving enforcement. The Honor along with other officers across the State of Kentucky were presented at the Governor’s Impaired Driving Enforcement Awards at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Lexington Kentucky. Impaired driving is one of the deadliest crimes in this nation and it impacts thousands of innocent lives every day. The Kentucky Office of Highway Safety’s release stated that last year, there were more than 5,900 crashes involving alcohol and /or drugs in Kentucky alone, which resulted in more than 3,100 injures and 162 fatalities. Additionally various agencies across the Commonwealth will be partnering with the Drive Sober or Get Pulled over Holiday enforcement campaign set for Dec 15 through Jan 1. The National Traffic Safety Administration funds the campaign, and stated that high-visibility of patrol reduces impaired driving fatalities by approximately 20 percent.
“I am very proud of Corporal Brandon Mayo for his exemplary duties in protecting and serving the City of Fulton as a safer place to live and drive”. Chief Terry Powell
Fulton County Transit New Years Transportation
Remember to be safe and party responsibly. Let FCTA be your designated driver this New Years Eve.