Fulton Daily News

by Randy Pellis FULTON, March 26, 2019 — A proposed $15.1 million capital improvement project will not cost Fulton taxpayers an additional cent, according to Fulton City School District Superintendent Brian Pulvino. State aid to […]

I got elected in 1982 as a councilman, and I’ve been here in the city in one
position or another ’til now,” he said. “When this year’s up, it’ll be 12 years in the
mayor’s office this term. I was 4 years the executive assistant to the last mayor,
plus I was 14 years on the council and 2 years as mayor in ’86 and ’87.

Pride Grants offer a wide range of grants (between $100 and $3,000) to support projects and activities that sow the seeds of revitalization by engaging residents in the resurgence of their neighborhoods.

by Randy Pellis FULTON_Breaking down every barrier to treatment, breaking down the stigma of addiction, going with a medical model of treating substance abuse much like the treatment of diabetes or other common medical conditions, […]

UPDATE: Zachary R. Bentley was taken into custody by the City of Fulton Police Department and is being held on a New York State Parole Violation Warrant, Fulton Police reported at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
At about 1:30 a.m. (March 20) A Fulton Police officer attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic infraction at which time the vehicle fled.

Unique to Fulton, Mayor Ronald Woodward Sr. has developed an innovative solution to tackling tax foreclosed properties throughout the city. Woodward uses a set of guidelines to decide whether a tax-foreclosed residence is able to be rehabbed and sold at full market value.