Fulton Block Builders Receives Heritage Foundation Appreciation Award

FULTON – Fulton Block Builders (FBB) was recently honored as a recipient of the Heritage Foundation of Oswego County’s 2026 Appreciation Award, recognizing the organization’s contributions to the preservation and revitalization of the Fulton community, according to a release from FBB.

The Heritage Foundation of Oswego County (HFOC) promotes historic preservation by nominating significant buildings, sites, and districts for national, regional, and local recognition. The Foundation’s 2026 Appreciation Awards and Reception were held Sunday, October 18, 2026, at 4 p.m. at the Mexico Arts, Music & Event Center at Grace. The event was hosted by the Mexico NY Historical Society.

This year’s awards recognized five recipients: the Oswego Market House (City of Oswego), Fulton Block Builders (City of Fulton), the Sigma Tau Fraternity/Pardee House (City of Oswego), the Chandler-Beadle Home (Mexico), and the Mexico Historical Society.

In its release, FBB said it is recognized for its neighborhood improvement programs and national recognition, while describing the positive changes residents have made in their own community as its greatest accomplishment.

“FBB is proud of our awards, but most importantly, we are proud of the positive changes we have brought to the Fulton community,” said Tina Eusepi, FBB Director. “Since our inception, more than $5 million has been invested in the Fulton community. These investments are the result of our residents taking a chance and believing in their neighborhoods, year after year.

“As FBB celebrates its 10th Anniversary, we are honored to receive this award. As a leader in the Fulton community, Fulton Block Builders is proud to have inspired neighborhoods to invest in the revitalization of our city and grateful to have this work recognized.”