FULTON COUNTY, named after the illustrious inventor of the
steamboat, was created by the legislative act of April 18, 1838,
in obedience to a general public sentiment. The removal of the county
buildings from Johnstown to Fonda rendered the population of the
northern part of Montgomery county so indignant that the erection of
the new county was but an act of justice. Fulton county originally contained nine towns, including Perth, whose organization was contemporary with that of the county itself. Caroga, however, was added April
11, 1842, having been created out of Stratford, Bleecker and Johnstown.
- "History of Fulton County" by Washington Frothingham, 1892
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES:
Hamilton to the north,
Saratoga to the east,
Montgomery to the south and
Herkimer to the west.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Fulton County Coordinator: Lisa Slaski
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Past County Coordinators:
Brent Beardsley 1997
Jeanette Shiel 1999-2006
Lisa Slaski 2005-present
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