Fulton Police Department
“CRAM the CRUISER”
FOOD DRIVE
Drop off Nonperishable Food items at One of the following Locations:
Food Rite (December 10th & 11th)
Walmart (December 17th & 18th)
Fulton Police Department (December 10th thru 20th)
ALL DONATIONS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO
FAMILIES IN NEED BY THE KEN-TENN FOOD BANK
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Fulton Police Department
“CRAM the CRUISER”
FOOD DRIVE
Drop off Nonperishable Food items at One of the following Locations:
Food Rite (December 10th & 11th)
Walmart (December 17th & 18th)
Fulton Police Department (December 10th thru 20th)
ALL DONATIONS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO
FAMILIES IN NEED BY THE KEN-TENN FOOD BANK
Fulton County Judge Executive lifted the Burn Ban for Fulton County. The city will now resume issuing burn permits. You must call the station 270-472-1422 prior to burning and obtain a permit.
Fulton County has a Countywide Notification System used to notify the public of an emergency or disaster. This system is also used to provide general information such as road closings, utility outages, water line breaks, boil water orders and other information to generally assist the public.
This is a very useful notification system, but it will only call numbers that are listed with the phone company. If you have an unlisted number or a cell phone, you must register these numbers in order to receive a call.
The link below will take you to a secure website where you can add your name, address and phone number to the Fulton County Notification System. Click the image below to add or update your name, address, and phone numbers to our Emergency Notification List.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner! Enjoy your food and fellowship but keep these things in mind.
Share these fire safety resources to help families enjoy a safe holiday.
As you plan your Thanksgiving menu don’t forget about fire safety.
Did you know Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires? The number of home fires double on Thanksgiving. So, let’s add a pinch of fire safety to the menu.
Keep these safety tips in mind as you prepare your meal.
Turkey:
If you are roasting your turkey, make sure you set a timer. This way, you won’t forget about the bird as you watch the parade or football.
If you are frying your turkey,
Stuffing and Potatoes:
Stand by your stove when you are boiling your potatoes or frying onions for stuffing. It is best to stay in the kitchen when you are frying, boiling or broiling. If you are in the kitchen, it is easier to catch spills or hazardous conditions before they become a fire.
Vegetables:
By following these safety tips, you will have a delicious and fire safe Thanksgiving. Let the firefighters have dinner with their families, not yours.
The Fulton City Hall will be closed November 24 & 25 for Thanksgiving Holidays. We will reopen on Monday November 28th. Of course our Police, Fire, EMS and Public Works all remain on duty. Remember them on this Holiday as many of them miss spending time with their families in service to keep the community running and protected. Every year, a holiday ad inevitably comes along that figuratively punches us right in the gut, making us, for lack of a better term, “feel all the feels.” This year’s John Lewis Christmas ad is the latest Christmas commercial to reduce us to a blubbering puddle of tears. (No really, though—it wasn’t pretty.)
The British department store is widely known for its Christmas ads that strike an emotional chord with viewers year after year—and this one is no exception. For maximum impact, we give you no introduction here, other than a warning you to grab a box of tissues before pressing play.
According to a press release, the retailer partnered with charity Age UK “to drive awareness and support for some of the millions of older people who can go for a month without speaking to anyone. “
“We hope the ad inspires people to find really special gifts for their loved ones,” said customer director Craig Inglis. “Through our partnership with Age UK, [we hope to] raise awareness of the issue of loneliness amongst older people and encourage others to support in any way they can.”
Since its November 5 release date, the video has racked up nearly 14 million views, meaning you can rest assured that you weren’t the only one feebly pressing play again, as another onslaught of tears runs down your face.
Credit Country Living
Beginning Monday, November 14, leaves will be removed by vacuum during the fall months. The leaf machine will cover the city from east to west and then start over.
Leaves, pine needles and yard rakings must be placed on the edge of the yard by the street (NOT in the street) so the vacuum machine can pick them up. If you have any questions about the schedule, or questions concerning this service, call (270) 472-2434.
Thanks for your support, Fulton Public Works Department.
Just bring canned goods for the local food pantry or a minimum of $2 donation will also be accepted for TCMO.
Take a stroll around the downtown area and view all the giant Christmas Cards and the Live Nativity Scene on the Band Stand on Lake Street!