Boards and Commissions

Any City of Fulton resident who is interested in serving on a city board or commission can fill out the form online here or obtain a paper copy at City Hall. Board and commission members are appointed by the mayor and approved by the City Council.

Board of Adjustment 

8/21/23MinutesAgenda
8/1/23MinutesAgenda
7/5/23No QuorumAgenda

The Board of Adjustments is comprised of five members and three alternates with each serving five-year terms. They meet as required at 5:15 p.m. at Fulton City Hall.

If an applicant appeals a decision made by the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Board of Adjustment oversees the appeals process and hearing.

Full duties and additional information about the Board of Adjustments are described in Chapter 86 of the Municipal Code. 

Current MembersTerm Expires
Tommy SalmonsJuly 2026
Dan HealyJuly 2027
Shad Salmons (Chair)July 2027
Rob BarnesJuly 2028
Open Seat
Alternate – Aaron RigdonJuly 2026
Alternate – Open Seat
Alternate – Open Seat

Historic Preservation Commission 

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The Historic Preservation Commission is comprised of six members with each serving three-year terms. They meet quarterly on the third Wednesday of the month at 1 p.m. or as otherwise determined by the commission.

The Commission educates the community on historic preservation, recommends Fulton historic properties for various designations, and advises the owners of historic properties on preservation, restoration, rehabilitation and reuse.

Full duties and additional information about the Historic Preservation Committee are described in Chapter 62 of the City Code. 

Fulton Historic Property application 

Fulton Historical Survey – Part I|Part II 

Current MembersTerm Expires
Steve MooreJuly 2024
Carl BraunerJuly 2024
Crystal AulburJuly 2025
Frances VaughnJuly 2025
David McDanielJuly 2026
Mary SheridanJuly 2026
Jeff StoneCity Council Liaison

Human Rights Commission 

7/31/23No QuorumAgenda
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10/24/22No QuorumAgenda
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The Human Rights Commission is comprised of six members serving three-year terms. They meet quarterly on every fifth Monday of the month at 5:15 p.m. or as otherwise determined by the commission.

The Commission works to foster mutual understanding and respect among all residents, prevent discriminatory practices, and promote the general welfare of the city’s senior citizens.

Full duties and additional information about the Human Rights Commission are described in Chapter 66 of the Municipal Code. 

Current MembersTerm Expires
Tom ClappJuly 2024
LeWanda Jackson July 2024
Adrienne LindseyJuly 2025
Michael StieberJuly 2025
Norlian VickersJuly 2025
Open Seat
City Council Liaison

Park Board 

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2/2/22No QuorumAgenda

The Park Board is comprised of nine members with each serving three-year terms. Members must be citizens of the city and the board includes at least one member from each ward. They meet quarterly.

The Board advises the Parks and Recreation Director on programming options and facility improvements.

Full duties and additional information about the Park Board are described in Chapter 82 of the Municipal Code. 

Current MembersTerm Expires
Shane ClinesJuly 2024
Larry Doyle Jr.July 2024
Brenna GoughJuly 2024
Rick ShiverdeckerJuly 2024
Wayne BillJuly 2025
Robert WilsonJuly 2025
Michael ShindlerJuly 2026
Cecil BrandtJuly 2026
Open Seat
Bob WashingtonCity Council Liaison

Personnel Board 

2/1/23MinutesAgenda

The Personnel Board is comprised of six members who serve three-year terms. Board members meet as needed.

The Board reviews appeals from corrective or disciplinary actions against city employees and oversees the development of sound personnel practices which provide for impartial and nondiscriminatory standards for all employees of the city. 

Full duties and additional information about the Personnel Board are described in Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code. 

Current MembershipTerm Expires
Whit McCoskrieJuly 2024
Don MasekJuly 2024
Bill ErnstJuly 2025
Carolyn LaswellJuly 2026
Amber SnyderJuly 2026
Open Seat

Planning & Zoning Commission 

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The Planning and Zoning Commission is comprised of eight members with each serving four-year terms. The board includes at least one member from each City ward. They meet as needed, but no less than two times per year. 

The Commission reviews applications of zoning changes, plats for potential development, and the development of the city’s master plan.

Full duties and additional information about the Planning and Zoning Commission are described in Chapter 86 of the Municipal Code. 

Current MembersTerm Expires
Lewis BeatyJuly 2024
Mike EibelJuly 2024
Ron OldaniJuly 2024
Ken McSwainJuly 2025
Jeremy WashingtonJuly 2025
Les HudsonJuly 2026
Joan Berry Morris (President)July 2026
Greg NewsomJuly 2027
Alan CombsCity Council Liaison
Steve MyersMayor

Public Utility Board 

8/28/23MinutesAgenda
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5/22/23No QuorumAgenda
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The Public Utility Board is comprised of five members, with each serving a four-year term. Members meet on the fourth Monday of each month at 1 p.m. or as otherwise designated by the board.

The Board provides recommendations on the city’s utility rates to the City Council, reviews the Utility Department budget and capital improvements, and develops plans for the department.

Full duties and additional information about the Public Utility Board are described in Chapter 114 of the Municipal Code. 

Current MembersTerm Expires
John Bell July 2024
Whit McCoskrieJuly 2024
Richard VaughnJuly 2024
Charles WilliamsJuly 2025
Jacque CowherdJuly 2027
Open Seat
Lauren EH NelsonCity Council Liaison