Fulton County Transit Authority

Four FCTA employees are in a temporary office at 1000 Elm Street while construction is being completed on the administrative office complex at 302 Eastwood Drive in Fulton. Those needing to meet with FCTA HR/Safety Director Kristin Bonds, Operations Manager Rachel Cook, or Marketing Director Kim Jobe should go to the Elm Street office until construction is completed.

OVER HALFWAY COMPLETED - Construction on Fulton County Transit Authority’s Administrative Office Complex is 60 to 65 percent complete. “I am looking forward to the completion of our new facility,” FCTA Interim Executive Director Kenney Etherton said Wednesday afternoon. The new facility will contain a training room and additional staff offices. The goal from the onset has been to get FCTA employees working under one roof. A groundbreaking for the new addition was held May 25.

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HOLIDAY FUN - FCTA celebrated Halloween in a big way and in various locations thie year. Dispatch/Scheduling Supervisor Christy Snow and Marketing Director Kim Jobe participated in the Hickman County Trunk or Treat at the Farmers Market in Clinton on Wednesday, October 19, to kickoff local happenings. Two other FCTA employees took part in the Trunk or Treat portion of the Twin Cities Halloween Fun Festival Saturday night at Unity and Pontotoc parks. FCTA Driver Tenna Bynum and FCTA Dispatcher Allyson Williams gave out loads of candy to those participating. Bynum took photos during the event and even caught Williams visiting with a couple of those seeking sugary treats at the event. FCTA participated in the annual Halloween Parade in Clinton Monday afternoon. FCTA Ambassador Darrell Sims, a Clinton resident, represented the agency in the parade. He was driven through the route by FCTA Driver Supervisor Jo Ann Gardiner. Earlier Monday, some FCTA employees dressed up at work for Halloween. They included Interim Executive    Director Kenney Etherton; Schedulers Ashley Grissom and Kendall Etherton; IT Tech Ryan Henderson; Call Taker Brianna Rushin;  Dispatcher Allyson Williams; and Operations Manager Rachel Cook.

Who We Are

Fulton County Transit Authority was implemented in 1985 under resolutions    by the Fulton County Fiscal Court for the operation of a Transit system in Region I. FCTA proudly serves Fulton, Hickman, Graves, and Carlisle counties 

and is open to the public. 

How should any client act while riding in any of  FCTA's vehicles? Check    out the Code of       Conduct Page today.

New Driver

Supervisors chosen.

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Bond overseeing 

HR/Safety

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Services and Rates

Do you need to know how much it costs to ride from Fulton to Murray? Do you want to find out about FCTA's Ride to Work Program? Are you travelling somewhere on Amtrak and need a ride to the station or want to know how much it costs to leave your car parked at the FCTA Office in Fulton? Look up the answers to these questions and more by clicking on the Services and Rates link below.

Statistics & News

Check this page periodically to find out what is going on with the business of FCTA as well as activities in which #TeamTransit participates. Also included on this page often is information about employment at FCTA as well as services we provide.

Medical, Private Pay, Medicaid Recipients

All Medicaid Recipients must contact AACS/GRITS Transportation, the Region 1 Medicaid Transportation Broker,  to inquire about free medical transportation. Please call toll free: 844-575-9676. For other medical transportation questions, contact FCTA at 270-472-0662