FULTON — The Fulton Common Council will meet Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026, at 7 p.m. in the Common Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, 141 S. First St., according to the city’s final notice and agenda.
The meeting includes a public hearing on a proposed amendment to Chapter 116, the city’s procurement policy. A presentation to the council and community on Recreation Economy for Rural Communities is also scheduled, with Tim Carrol listed as the presenter.
Residents will have an opportunity to comment on agenda items following the procurement-policy hearing. An open comment period is scheduled near the end of the meeting.
Future hearings and other business
Council members are scheduled to consider authorizing the city clerk/chamberlain to advertise future public hearings on the proposed 2027 General Fund budget, amendments to Chapter A700 concerning city fees, and amendments to Section 608-53, Schedule VIII, concerning stop intersections. The agenda does not provide dates for those future hearings.
Other business includes a notation of Mayor James A. Rice’s appointment of Thomas Schimpff as commissioner of public works and a proposed resolution authorizing the mayor to sign an employment contract with the commissioner.
The council will also consider authorizing write-offs of uncollected water, sewer and garbage charges for city-owned properties; a lease agreement with Oswego County Opportunities Inc.; and the purchase of rock salt for the 2026-27 winter season.
Approval of council meeting minutes and the clerk’s report are also on the agenda.
The notice was issued by order of Mayor Rice and signed by City Clerk/Chamberlain Nicholas Zarzecki.
Original meeting notice and agenda
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