Fulton County Cooperative Extension is now offering Nutrition Education & Fresh Vegetables.  Click here for a full schedule of dates and locations.

Atlantic hurricane season brings the threat of tornadoes, strong wind, heavy rain and urban flooding to the Metro Area
Imagine a hurricane making landfall on Georgia’s coastline, with winds 150 mph or greater causing terrible damage. The tropical cyclone spawns several tornadoes as it moves inland and heavy rains cause major flooding. High winds also persist resulting in uprooted trees and down power lines.

The Fulton County Housing and Human Services Department, Office of Aging conducted a transportation services Multipurpose Center Survey to assess the satisfaction of users regarding performance and services.    

Coming soon! The Fulton County Tour Book, a project of the Fulton County Economic Development Division, is a series of streaming online videos highlighting the assets that Fulton County has to offer its residents, visitors, and businesses.

Fulton County wants the help of young persons concerned about the economic, political, and social future of youth in the County. 

Young people are needed who want to serve others while researching and identifying potential solutions for issues that affect the quality of life for youth in the County.

Wolf Creek was the premier amphitheater this past concert season with star lineups, good food, and great people. Everyone had an unforgettable experience! The amphitheater is the newest multiple event venue in Fulton County and we want to invite you to explore all that Wolf Creek has to offer.

Fulton County is now on AM Radio.  Fulton Focus Forum airs every Sunday morning on WAEC AM…Love 860.  Fulton Focus Forum is a weekly radio broadcast that provides vital information on Fulton Country programs and services available to citizens throughout Fulton County.  Click the station to listen now!