Fulton County, Administrative division in New York, United States
Fulton County is a county in New York State that covers an area combining towns and rural communities with varying character. The region mixes urban centers with countryside, creating a diverse geographic mix of settled and open spaces.
The county was created in 1838 after separating from Montgomery County, with Johnstown established as its seat of government. This formation shaped the area's development as an independent administrative entity.
The county maintains several departments focused on community services, including dedicated programs for veterans, youth development, and elder care assistance.
The county operates various public services and offices located at different sites across the region. Visitors can access these facilities to obtain information or handle administrative matters.
The county operates under specific home rule powers granted by Articles VIII and IX of the New York State Constitution, allowing local regulation of internal matters.
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