The Pulaski County Justice Center will get a new fire alarm system next year. Last week, the county commissioners agreed to let Maintenance Supervisor Jeff Johnston proceed with the project. He told them that the county council has agreed to earmark $39,000 in the 2019 budget, but he’s still trying to get another quote to possibly bring that cost down.
Johnston previously explained that the individual smoke detectors are reaching the end of their useful life, causing false alarms. He said the control panel is also obsolete.
