Cooperative Extension
The mission of the Fulton County Cooperative Extension is to respond to citizens' needs and interest in agriculture and natural resources, families, 4-H and youth through education and information.
Fulton County Cooperative Extension, backed by the resources of Fulton County and the University of Georgia, provides educational programs, information, and actual assistance to citizens of the County. Education and information is also provided to citizens by telephone consultation, site visits, newsletters, news articles, radio and collaboration with other community agencies. Publications and lab services are other delivery methods for education and information to citizens.
Extension agents and program assistants deliver unbiased research-based information daily to participants in the community.
Cooperative Extension Services
Cooperative extension News & Info
Fulton County Cooperative Extension Brings Farm Fresh Produce to Food Deserts
cooperative Extension Faqs
Get a clean (sterilized) glass jar or bottle to collect the 6 ounces of water you want tested (bring extra in case of spillage when you transfer the water into our specialized bottles).
For a Georgia Expanded Water Test (W2)
Collect 16 ounces of water in a clean (sterilized) glass jar or bottle.
To collect your water sample (W1, W2):
Collect your water from a kitchen faucet or a faucet used most often for drinking and cooking.
A first draw water sample should be collected either early morning or evening upon returning home to ensure that the necessary 6-12 hours stagnant water conditions exist.
Place a clean sample container below the faucet and gently open the cold water tap. Completely fill all sample bottles being careful not to contaminate the sample. To prevent contamination, do not touch the inside of the bottle or lid.
cooperative extension contact information
north fulton service center
south fulton office
atlanta history center
Atlanta, Georgia 30305
camp truitt 4-h center
College Park, Georgia 30337