Great job! Whatever happened to the K9 that died of a horrible death in Hickman Ky heard nothing else about it and ppl would like to know who was responsible for this furbaby and deserves justice????
Thank You guys good job. Prayers for God's strength and wisdom again THANK YOU
Awesome that’s what it take a citizen who is tired of this stuff and will speak up and help their neighbors
This guy has been stealing for along time .Known fact ! He was turned in and they would not do anything .Several people turned him in Tennessee.Thank you Fulton County.
2024 PROPERTY TAX NOTICE
The 2024 Fulton County property tax bills will be mailed Monday September 30th, 2024. The tax bills will be due and payable at the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office starting Tuesday, October 1st, 2024 at 8:00 am. Mailed payments should include the bill #’s so your account can properly be credited. If receipt is needed, please send a self-addressed stamped envelope.
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Please be aware the 2024 Tax Bills look a little different this year! It is a single postcard, front and back. All the same information is on the card, but if you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office!
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The collection dates for tax year 2024 are as follows.
2% Discount if paid by November 1st, 2024
Face Value if paid by December 31st, 2024
5% Penalty if paid by January 31st, 2025
21% Penalty if paid after January 31st, 2025
Payments will be accepted until 4:00 pm, Tuesday, April 15th, 2025
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Please make checks payable to:
Fulton County Sheriff’s Office
We do accept Credit Cards in the office or over the phone!
(There will be a convenience fee charged by the credit card company)
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You can now pay your taxes ONLINE! Visit , click the TAXES tab and follow the instructions. (There will be a convenience fee charged by the credit card company
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Please contact Office Manager Kayla Mullis if you do not receive a tax bill or have any questions.
Hickman Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
8am – 4pm
(270) 236-2545
P.O. Box 7 Hickman, KY
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🚨PRESS RELEASE 🚨
On September 11, 2024 during a traffic stop on Broadway St. in Hickman, David Johnson 48yoa of Hickman was operating his vehicle without an operators license. During the stop a search of the vehicle was conducted and Johnson was in possession of Methamphetamine and paraphernalia. When deputies attempted to arrest him, he resisted the officers attempt to place handcuffs on him. After a brief struggle Johnson was placed into custody. Probation and Parole Officers were contacted regarding the arrest and a home search was conducted of his house. Upon arrival at the residence Sherry Shaulis 50yoa of Hickman was at the house. During a search of the residence a loaded .25 cal semi automatic handgun was located. Both Johnson and Shaulis are not allowed to possess firearms.
Johnson was charged with PCS 1st degree Methamphetamine, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Resisting Arrest, Possession of a Handgun by a Convicted Felon.
Shaulis was charged with Possession of a Handgun by a Convicted Felon.
Both were lodged in the Fulton County Detention Center
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Great job! Whatever happened to the K9 that died of a horrible death in Hickman Ky heard nothing else about it and ppl would like to know who was responsible for this furbaby and deserves justice????
Thank You guys good job. Prayers for God's strength and wisdom again THANK YOU
Awesome, job well done
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🚨PRESS RELEASE🚨
On 09/13/2024 at approximately 08:30 PM, Fulton County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Hickman Police Department visited an address in the city limits of Hickman Ky, due to receiving information there were illegal drugs inside the residence.
During the investigation it was determined the individual that resided at the residence, Darrius Freeman, was actively on probation in Fulton County for previous drug charges. As the investigation continued law enforcement searched the residence resulting in approximately one pound of Marijuana being located, a handgun, numerous items of drug paraphernalia, and currency believed to be proceeds from illegal drug trafficking. Freeman was transported to Fulton County Detention Center. Deputy Matthew Quimby investigated this incident and was assisted by Hickman Police Department.
Darrius Freeman, 33yoa, of Hickman Ky was charged with Traf in Marijuana 2nd Off (Firearm Enhanced), Possession of a Handgun by a Convicted Felon, Drug Paraphernalia.
FREEMAN CURRENTLY HAS AN ACTIVE WARRANT OUT OF FULTON COUNTY FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PROBATION.
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Thank You for keeping our children safe. Prayers for God's strength and wisdom for each one of you. Amen
Job well done now if the courts will do something !!!!!
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September 10, 2024
Press Release
On 07/24/2024 the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office was notified of an attempted theft of a 500-gallon propane tank on Grace Rd, in the Cayce area. Deputies responded to the residence that had been damaged during the 2021 tornado. The owner of the residence was living in another city at the time of the attempted theft.
During the investigation a person of interest was identified. As the investigation continued September 9, 2024, deputies received a call that drag marks were seen on Grace Road in the early morning hours. The person that called stated that the marks on the roadway were very recent. Deputies responded to the scene and discovered that the tank had been taken during the overnight hours.
The Obion County Sheriff’s Office was contacted about the theft. Deputies from the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office and the Obion County Sheriff’s Office went to the residence of Corey Espeland on Wade Wiley Road in Union City TN. Upon arrival Deputies located Espeland hiding behind a vehicle on the property and the stolen propane tank was found loaded on a trailer on the property.
While on the property Obion County deputies located other stolen items from thefts that occurred out of state. Espeland was taken into custody and will be facing numerous charges in TN. After court proceedings in TN Espeland will be brought to KY to be charged with the theft, which is a Class D felony.
The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office wants to express gratitude to those citizens that assisted with information regarding the arrest of Espeland and to the Obion County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance. ... See MoreSee Less
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Awesome that’s what it take a citizen who is tired of this stuff and will speak up and help their neighbors
This guy has been stealing for along time .Known fact ! He was turned in and they would not do anything .Several people turned him in Tennessee.Thank you Fulton County.
Great job!
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