Investigator Michael Curtis with the Fulton City Police Department shared his story of the positive impact that the Fulton CYO Program had and continues to have on his life. CYO is one of the 27 programs that received funding as result of the United Way’s Annual Campaign. From left with Curtis are: CYO participants Kiera Purdy, Alexa Halstead, Avery Nunez, Blake Tyler and Kamrin Ledger.
Fulton Daily News

United Way Helping Children and Youth Succeed

United Way has touched the lives of countless families and individuals throughout Oswego County. Whether working to stop hunger, improving a community’s health and well-being, or helping children and youth succeed, the positive impact provided by United Way has made difference in lives of many. For one Fulton resident, it all began with a trip to Catholic Charities’ CYO Program.

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Fulton Daily News

Two Men Charged Following Drug Investigation

The Oswego County Drug Task Force and the Fulton City Police Department conducted a several-month investigation that resulted in a search warrant executed on Jaycee C. Floyd, 44, of Syracuse, while he was a passenger in a vehicle operated by Tommie Lee Brunson, who was wanted by the Oswego County Drug Task Force on an indictment warrant. The two men were stopped in the city of Fulton in the afternoon of September 18 by the Fulton City Police and members of the Oswego County Drug Task Force.

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