Fultondale, Alabama 2025

Fultondale is a city in Jefferson County, Alabama, United State. It is part of the Birmingham - Hoover, AL Metropolitan Statistical Area. At the 2020 census, the population was 9,477.

Fultondale has a rich history dating back to 1829 when it was first settled. Today, Fultondale stands out as a thriving community with many attractions and activities. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city has an area of 12.2 square miles, all land. The western and northwestern parts of the city lie in the Cahaba River valley, while the eastern part of the city is in the Appalachian Highland region. The Warrior River forms the entire northern border of the city, while the Cahaba River makes up the western border.

Fultondale is a city steeped in rich American history and culture. It is home to Black Creek Park, which offers hiking and biking trails and scenic views. Fultondale also has a strong sense of community, with residents joining together for annual events such as the Fourth of July celebration in the park.

There is an interesting story behind how Fultondale received its name. J.W. Fulton, from whom the city gets its name, laid out the street pattern and named Fultondale.

The city has an annual Fourth of July celebration. There is also the Black Creek Trail System and DeerValley Park. Its annual Christmas parade is held on the first Saturday of December.

Within its boundaries, Fultondale contains several schools, a Walmart Supercenter, two factories, a hospital, a park, and several small businesses. Its police department employs four full-time officers, with the police chief being one of them.