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Babysitting course

Keep Fulton school open!

What can you do to help keep Fulton Place open? We need everyone's help. Click here for some ideas about how YOU can contribute! Write a letter to George Rice, our Trustee, today!

Click here
for information about the
Fulton Place School Closure Meeting
held March 1, 2010


The City of Edmonton's
Fulton Place
Neighbourhood Renewal project

Click here for updates to the Fulton Place renewal project.

If you click on the "Neighbourhood Renewal" link on the left side of the page, there is an informative video about what property owners can expect during the construction season.

311 Online

The City's new 311 Online has launched and includes links to city services such as buses, animal control and garbage collection.

When: Saturday, April 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Where: The Community League hall (6115 Fulton Road)

What: Learn what it takes to be a great babysitter. This well-rounded course covers basic child care, first aid, safety, and introduces participants to the importance of play in a child's life.

How to sign up: Use course code 356502. Three ways to register - By phone: 311 - Register online: http://ereg.edmonton.ca - In person: At any City of Edmonton swimming pool.


We NEED HELP!

If you can give up a few hours of your time, these are the following jobs that the Community League needs help with.
Call Mike at 466-2427 to volunteer.

  • check on the hall once a week - does anything need to be fixed? is it clean? are lights broken, etc.
  • help with events hosted by the League to raise money for the community
  • phone community league members to notify them about events in the community
  • walk through the park once a week to ensure all garbage is thrown away and equipment is not broken
  • set up and/or run a weekly fitness night for seniors
  • host a monthly cribbage or poker night
  • open and/or close outdoor skating rink facility
  • come to monthly meetings so your voice can be heard!!!

Why is it important to support your Community League?

Here are some of the projects we’re working on for 2010 that will benefit you and even raise your property values:

  • Add landscaping to hall/gazebo/spray park area
  • Security cameras for the hall and surrounding area
  • Refurbished flooring in hall
  • Sound system with a cordless microphone (for use during hall rentals and events)
  • Update the hall electrical system and insulation
  • Upgrade the hall kitchen and front doorway area
  • Purchase or rent floor mats
  • Purchase a popcorn machine for the hall
  • New appliances for hall, including a commercial dishwasher
  • Purchase a commercial vacuum for the hall
  • New cupboard doors for the hall kitchen

Here’s another reason to support your Community League

At any City of Edmonton leisure, sports and/or fitness facility, presenting a Community League membership will give you 20% off an annual pass and 15% off a multi-use pass. The discount received is greater than the cost of the Community league membership (family, adult or senior).


What does the Community League
actually do?

These are just some of things that your Community League has done to keep Fulton Place a wonderful place to live.

Community League members are trying to promote and encourage a great relationship with our local and provincial government. Hugh MacDonald, MLA attended our Senior's Tea and the Canada Day Celebration. Councillor's Amarjeet Sohi and Dave Thiele also attended the Canada Day Celebration.