Fulton Facts: Did You Know? The City of Fulton is proud to be both a charter city and a home rule city, giving us a unique approach to governance. A city charter serves as our local “constitution,” outlining how our government operates, its structure, and the extent of its authority. Unlike general law cities that …
Our IT Department is currently upgrading equipment, including our phone systems. As a result, we are experiencing temporary disruptions. Our team is working diligently to complete these upgrades and restore full functionality as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this process and apologize for any inconvenience. Follow our social media to …
As colder temperatures set in, utility bills can rise due to increased energy consumption. To help ease the burden, the City of Fulton is offering a four-week grace period for the February 28 billing cycle (due March 15). During this period, no utility shut-offs or late fees will apply to any city utility customers. Need …
Got some clutter that needs to go? From Monday, April 14th to Friday, April 18th, our Solid Waste Department will be collecting bulky items along their regular routes. What We’ll Take: Old furniture, mattresses, televisions, and other large household items that don’t fit in your regular trash bin. What We Can’t Take: Hazardous waste, appliances …
Snow Removal & Road Maintenance Our road crews will continue working to improve road conditions throughout the storm. What to Expect: How You Can Help: Solid Waste Collection Services Due to inclement weather, the Jefferson City Landfill is closed today, February 18th. As a result, today’s route will be collected until our trucks are full …
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As of Monday, February 3rd, our contractor has officially begun demolishing the 36 vacant residential properties that have been identified as dangerous and dilapidated in accordance with the city’s Dangerous Building Ordinance 1460-18. This initiative represents a significant step forward in enhancing the beauty and safety of our city. A big shout-out to our Engineering …
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City of Fulton offices will be closed on Wednesday, February 12th and Monday, February 17th, in observance of Lincoln’s Birthday and Presidents’ Day. Solid waste collection on these days will take place the following day, along with the regular route. All emergency services will continue normal operations. Follow our social media to stay connected!
Fulton, MO — The City of Fulton is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Hayes as the new City Engineer, effective February 18, 2025. Greg brings a wealth of experience to the role, having previously served as the City Engineer from 2004 to 2015. During his tenure, he successfully led numerous infrastructure, public works, …
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Check out our ‘Top Trash Tips’ for Fulton residents! Proper waste disposal is essential for maintaining the cleanliness and health of our community. By adhering to the following guidelines, residents can help ensure efficient and safe trash collection. Following these tips not only keeps our community clean; it also prevents additional work for our solid …
Starting today, January 28th, traffic light maintenance and rewiring will begin at the intersections of: Due to this maintenance, the intersections will function as four-way stops through next week, weather permitting. Please proceed with caution when traveling through the area and watch for crews working on-site. Thank you for your patience and understanding! UPDATE: Due …
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