YOUR FULTON PLACE COMMUNITY LEAGUE

We are a volunteer, not-for-profit organization representing the needs and interests of Fulton Place residents. We are recognized by the City of Edmonton as the primary speaking body for the community. Any resident in the neighbourhood may become a member, attend meetings and elect a board of directors to operate the league.

As a community league, our mission is to bring neighbours together, provide recreation and social opportunities, develop neighbourhood amenities, and represent the community-at-large to the government and other organizations.

We are a member of the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues (EFCL). The EFCL is the representative and coordinating body for all community leagues in Edmonton. We are also a member of the South East Community Leagues Association (SECLA), a not-for-profit area council working on behalf of a cluster of 11 community leagues.

The volunteer Board meets every second Monday of each month at 8:00 p.m. for one hour in the Hall board room except during the Summer break in July and August and the Holiday break in December. Board meeting dates, location, and times are subject to change. Please contact a Board member for meeting information.

Board Meetings

At the Fulton Place Community League Hall, 8pm - 9pm

Monday May 11 8pm

Monday June 8 8pm

Monday September 14 8pm

Monday October 19 8pm

Monday November 9 8pm

Do You Need a Babysitter?

If you would like someone from the Fulton Place babysitter registry to contact you please email info@fultonplace.org.

Fulton Place Community League Sign

In general, the community league sign, located at the corner of Fulton Road and 103 rd Ave in Edmonton, will be used for the following. The availability of the sign depends on community volunteers’ time and availability.

● Advertising community league events, including events arranged by the community league committees or coordinators;

● Advertising community league programs run at the hall;

● Advertising city run programs at the hall;

● Advertising events put on by not-for-profit groups within the community or surrounding area, including local schools, churches, etc.

The community league sign will not generally be used to advertise promotions from local businesses, programs run by businesses, etc. This includes for-profit events run in the community.