Fulton County Judge/Exec. Office

05/18/2026

Today is the day!

Come out to the Hickman City Health Dept. for the WIC: Smart Start event on May 18th, 2026. We will have our WIC mobile unit there! Fulton County Pilots Fulton County Judge/Exec. Office

05/04/2026

Come out to the Hickman City Health Dept. for the WIC: Smart Start event on May 18th, 2026. We will have our WIC mobile unit there! Fulton County Pilots Fulton County Judge/Exec. Office

04/21/2026

Interview with Judge Executive Jim Martin regarding the Cayce homes.

https://www.thunderboltradio.com/2026/04/20/project-underway…-cayce-community/

04/16/2026

Community Ventures is seeking a person to work in Housing Program currently under way in Fulton County. The following is an advertisement concerning the job opening.

04/14/2026

Join the Fulton County Long-Term Recovery Committee

Fulton County Judge Executive Jim Martin working with others is re-establishing the Fulton County Long-Term Recovery Committee (LTRC). After the 2021 tornado that damaged multiple homes in Fulton County and disrupted the lives of many. We established the LTRC to assist with recovery from the impact of the tornado. Since then, the committee has ceased to function as members moved out of the county or went on to other community projects. Fulton County is working on a plan for community resiliency and Judge Martin wants to bring new life back to the Long-Term Recovery Committee.
Martin said, when disaster strikes, the immediate response is only the beginning to recovery. True recovery takes time, coordination, and a heart for service. The LTRC will be the backbone of this effort, providing a permanent structure to support our neighbors long after the initial emergency ends.
The renewed LTRC will transition into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization designed to bridge the gap between disaster survivors and the resources they need.
The LTRC will:
 Work directly with impacted individuals to identify and meet unmet needs.
 Oversee recovery funds and grants to ensure they are used effectively within our county.
 Serve as the local liaison for organizations like FEMA, Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, Samaritan’s Purse, and various regional religious and disaster-relief groups.
Judge Martin is seeking community-minded individuals who are passionate about the welfare of Fulton County. Whether you have experience in social services, construction, finance, faith-based outreach, or simply a desire to give back, your voice is needed.
Martin said, “We are looking for members who are:
 Committed to the long-term well-being of all residents.
 Willing to collaborate with diverse regional and national partners.
 Mindful of the needs of the most vulnerable and underprivileged members of our community.
The Resiliency Plan anticipates potential disaster and how we will react to such disasters. It anticipates tornados, earthquakes, flooding, and bluff failures among other potential hazards. If you are interested in participating in the Long-Term Recovery process for Fulton County, let Judge Martin know by emailing at [email protected] or calling 270-236-2594. Let’s work together to ensure that we are prepared for the next disaster and that no citizens’ needs are left unmet.

The newly created LTRC currently has seven members, and the regular meetings are at 3pm on the last Tuesday of each month at the county office building at 2216 Myron Drive in Hickman. The next meeting is April 28, 2026.

04/14/2026

Bills must be paid in our office by Wednesday April 15th at 4:00 pm.

04/13/2026

New housing development is well under way in Cayce. After several long delays said Jim Martin, Fulton County Judge Executive, the Cayce housing development is under way. A joint project between Fulton County and Community Ventures is now doing the leveling of the land with new home construction to follow this summer. Community Ventures is currently taking applications for homes to be built in the project. The project also includes open-space development on the old railroad right-of-way that runs along the side of the project, said Martin. Community Ventures is a non-profit home building partner with the county and is building and planning new homes in Fulton and Hickman in addition to the Cayce project. Martin also said the county is working toward a home rehabilitation project for Fulton County. Our housing needs are not only new homes, but we also need a program to address rehabilitation of our existing housing in the community. We are working with Community Ventures to develop a program that will help owners of existing homes with needed repairs.

04/09/2026

Spring Clean Up Dates below

04/08/2026

Homebuyer Workshop

04/08/2026