Fulton Place Community League (Edmonton)
6115 Fulton Rd NW Edmonton, AB, Canada

Join us for our 2021 annual spring garden swap and sale Saturday, May 29 9am Noon Fulton Place Community Hall, 6115 Fulton Road. Bring any plants (indoor or outdoor), bulbs, perennials, tools, magazines, books, etc. and receive points that you can use to purchase something someone else has brought to the swap meet. If you have nothing to swap, any community league membership automatically gets you points or you can purchase points. Buy your membership on our website https...://www.fultonplace.org/become-a-member Looking for a good home for your perennials, or searching to fill a hole, come to trade or purchase new treasures for cheap. For more information please phone Doreen 780-469-9289. Hope to see you there, rain or shine.

Are you interested in getting outside to enjoy the warmer weather and explore your community, but also want to meet your neighbours? The Fulton Place Community League will be starting a walking club this spring and we want your input! We are looking to schedule regular walks and one-off walking events to help you get active and connect with your community. If you are interested, please complete the interest form at https://tinyurl.com/FPCLWC to let us know what frequency, day, time and length work best for you or [email protected]

Fulton Ravine Cleanup 2021 Saturday, May 1 between 10:00 and 12:00 Please call Maggie for details at 780-465-2368. ... You can also sign up by clicking https://fultonravinecleanup.eventbrite.com

Hi Everyone, During these blah covid times we all need something to look forward to. How about a super fun 50/50 that supports a great cause enhancing the Hardisty School Playground! There’s a 50/50 going on and this is your invitation to join in the fun. Ticket sales end May 9 (Mother’s Day) and the big draw will be on May 10. ... Plus, the double bonus of the 50/50 is the proceeds will go toward raising money for enhancing the Hardisty Playground Project what a great cause! Right now our playground is not accessible, especially to younger students or those with mobility issues, so the addition includes making the playground more inclusive and ..drum roll please.. adding in the much sought after by children and adults of all ages .SWINGS! Buy tickets here https://www2.rafflebox.ca/raffle/hspepc

www.fultonplace.org/rink Fulton Place rinks are now open for the season with COVID-19 restrictions in place. Please enjoy safely and responsibly!

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Fall Fest now on!

Join us at the FP hall this weekend. Registration required.

There have been many chat room and page post questions surrounding a proposed Supportive Housing development in #greaterhardisty. To further engage the communit...y, an online information session will take place live, tomorrow on YouTube at noon. Join in the discussion: https://youtu.be/DRIe8yjgWf0

**Reposting** Invitation to Participate in Roundtable Discussion about Supportive Housing for #greaterhardisty #YEG101. Please share widely. LINK : https://calendly.com//terrace-heights-supportive-housing-r

There have been recent discussions in community about this topic. Please follow EPS advice as indicated.

PSA: Supportive Housing proposed for #greaterhardisty Area TODAY's vote by City Council paves the way for this important development NEXT STEPS (per COE re: Per...manent Supportive Housing Sale to Homeward Trust) INCLUDE - Public Engagement Administration has developed four separate public engagement and communications plans for each of the sites to facilitate public engagement activities in conjunction with Administration and Homeward Trust. Each of the four public engagement plans will include three phases: 1. Build Relationships Early phase focuses on one-on-one discussions with community members and developing a clear understanding of the community to adjust engagement approaches for the next phases as necessary. 2. Expand Relationships with the Community. This phase will consist of more in-depth roundtable discussions, surveys and one-on-one interviews. Further information on the plans for the sites, including renderings and site details will be shared at this phase. 3. Large-Scale Community Engagement Events. The exact structure of these activities will be informed by the previous phases; however, they will involve large public, facilitated forums. Administration is reviewing how to best align the timing of public engagement requirements for the rezoning applications with the consultant’s engagement plans. The proposed site in (#greaterhardisty) Terrace Heights had a parking lot planned for the Fulton Ravine Skatepark which will be displaced by the housing development. Therefore, in addition to the above public engagement plans, Administration worked with the South East Community... Thanks to https://www.facebook.com/nicole.karam.125 for obtaining this response ... If the proposed supportive housing project is realized, residents in this building will receive on-site supports and services including meals and health services. There will be professional staff on site 24/7 including social workers, psychologists, nurses, therapists and support workers who have the training and experience needed to help residents succeed and to provide daily programming to keep residents engaged. Some related reading for Coalition: https://www.cbpp.org//supportive-housing-helps-vulnerable-

Hey #greaterhardisty ... On Saturday June 20, step outside and celebrate with your neighborhood the tremendous community spirit, caring and sharing that is helping us beat #covid19

There have been more than 40 bikes stolen in the following communities since mid-April: Lendrum Place, Malmo Plains, Greenfield, Park Allen, Allendale, Argyll, ...Avonmore, Bonnie Doon, Capilano, Forest Heights, Holyrood, Kenilworth, King Edward Park, Ottewell, Strathearn, Terrace Heights and other communities in close proximity to Whyte Ave. Most of these thefts happened from detached garages. The point of entry has mainly been locked man doors being pried open with a tool, and in some incidents another older, less expensive bike has been left behind. These are occurring almost every day of the week. There has also been a recent spike in bikes being stolen from underground parkades. Police are reviewing intelligence that has been gathered and looking to identify and arrest those involved in this series. Several arrests have already been made however the series is continuing so any assistance from the public is appreciated. Contact the EPS non-emergency line at 780-423-4567. Be sure and give thieves the gears by registering your bike at BikeIndex.org. You’ll need to provide your bike’s details including serial number, make, model, colour and photos.

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Hello Fulton Place Community, Fulton Place Community League’s (FPCL) top priority is to ensure our community is safe so we have been closely monitoring the evolving COVID-19 situation. Hall Closure ... Due to the state of emergency declared by the Province of Alberta, the FPCL hall will be closed until further notice. At the moment, no date has been provided by the City or the Province as to when the community league halls in Edmonton will reopen. Regularly scheduled Classes have been suspended. For suspended programs, the League will reach out to the program organizers regarding their rentals, and they in turn will reach out to their class participants regarding class rescheduling or cancellations and any credits or adjustments. We ask for your patience as we work through this with our rental program organizers. Private Hall Rentals have been cancelled. Individuals who have booked the hall will be contacted by the League to refund any advance rental payments made. No additional bookings will be accepted at this time. Community Engagement and Support for Fulton Place We continue to be proud of our community, and those that make our neighbourhood a place where neighbors look out for one another and there is strong sense of community spirit. Self-Isolation and Quarantine For individuals who have self-isolated or are quarantined and require support, there are numerous online resources available to help you stay informed and navigate this situation. There are informational websites available from the Government of Alberta, the Government of Canada, and the World Health Organization with tools for the public. For individuals who would like to offer support to others who are self-isolated or quarantined, we certainly encourage that residents check in with your neighbours, particularly those who are vulnerable or have mobility issues. Check out the Fulton Place Facebook page, and the group ‘FPCL Neighbours and Volunteers’ to leave a message regarding COVID-19 issues in our community, to request some help or see who needs it. You can link to this group via the top banner on our Facebook page. You can also use the NextDoor app to keep in touch with your neighbours and offer support. When providing support, please follow safe practices and guidelines for interaction to avoid spreading illness. If you would like to be added to a list of volunteers willing to help, email Mike at [email protected] Staying Connected Let us know if there is something you would like to do or share with the community during this time. If you have an idea for an online workshop or presentation, or if you would like to be involved, connect with us! The League is following the information provided by various federal and provincial health and is committed to implementing appropriate measures as new information emerges. Stay safe Fulton! www.fultonplace.org

Effective immediately, all EPL branches are temporarily closed until further notice to help limit the spread of COVID-19. The health and safety of our staff and customers is of the utmost priority. Read a message from our CEO here: https://bit.ly/39RB3iR

#covid19 screening tool now available from AHS. Please use it before calling 811 if possible. https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/topics/Page16944.aspx

The Capilano Community would like to welcome the S.C.O.N.A. Travelling Seniors Centre to the Capilano hall! Our first get-together for anyone 55 to 100+ years o...f age will be Wednesday, April 29th. Program will run from 12 noon to 2:30 P.M. $5.00 per person, includes lunch! Come out for an afternoon of great food, socializing, games, prizes, and fine friendship! If you know of a senior that would like to participate let them know!

Not a list we're happy to be on. If you see anything suspicious please call the police non-emergency line at 780-423-4567.