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This will be a curbside message.  We ask that residents put the material out on Monday and we will work through the town through the week.  (Typically we are done in a couple days, but with staffing and vacations we appreciate the extra time to get it done.)  Once the crew completes an area they will not come back, so it is important for people to put items out on Monday.

Fall Cleanup

The NEW MTA (Municipal Transit Administration) Bus Route has come to Fulton! Pickup is at Fulton City Hall. Please see the schedule and map below.

MTA Fulton Bus RouteMTA Bus Schedule

                                           FULTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 2023 FALL PROGRAMS

All programs are presented at the Fulton (Martin House) Museum on the third Sunday of the month at 2:00 p.m.

The Fulton (Martin House) Museum is located at 707 10th Avenue.  The north entrance is easily accessible

Refreshments will be served.

  October 15 at 2:00   Program Title:  “EMMA HALE SMITH—FULTON’S MORMON CONNECTION”  

November 19 at 2:00   Program: 

Speaker:  Mr. Ron Koehn

 

The new number to call for garbage/recycling questions is: 563-823-1350 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Garbage Recyling Flier Updated

Please join this group of volunteers! Join to learn something new, join to meet new people, join to share all that Fulton has to offer for our visiting folks…just join!!! The biggest gift you can give yourself is volunteering. You will receive much more than you give, I promise.

Mayor Wendy

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October 8, 2021

Trick or Treat Night

Fulton Trick or Treat Night

Tuesday, October 31, 2023

6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

 

If you don't already, be sure to follow The Fulton Association for Community Enrichment (FACE) on Instagram! Their handle is @fultonface. They do SO MUCH for our community, so be sure to show them your support!

FULTON, IL – Like communities across the country and the world, Fulton has suffered because of the ongoing pandemic.  Local friends and family members have died, some have been or continue to be sickened by COVID, and numerous businesses and livelihoods have been impacted just in our little city.  With Valentine’s Day approaching, now is a very appropriate time to pause and think of those who mean so much. This might be a spouse, another loved one, the helpful neighbor, those who work to keep our country safe and healthy, a favorite sports team, pets who are faithful companions—almost anyone or anything. 

If you live in Fulton, Illinois or the surrounding communities, please do take a moment to fill out (and share!) this public safety survey from the Fulton Police Department:

Public Safety Survey (click the link)

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