A special judge in Marshall County has ruled in favor of Pulaski County officials in the case of an employee terminated in 2013. Continue reading
Residents Ask Pulaski County for Posted Speed Limit on 250 North
Pulaski County Road 250 North could use a posted speed limit. That’s what two residents told the county commissioners Monday. Continue reading
Pulaski Commissioners Approve Road Closure Requested by BraunAbility
Pulaski County Road 60 West, also known as Fitz Industrial Parkway, will be closed to through traffic, following action by the County Commissioners Monday. They voted to vacate the road between State Road 14 and 25 South. Continue reading
Pulaski County Council Approves Full-Time CDC Assistant Position
Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan P. Origer now has a full-time assistant. The county council approved the establishment of that position Monday evening. Continue reading
Pulaski County Transfer Station Hopes to Spread Out Payment for New Equipment
The Pulaski County Recycling and Transfer Station is looking to replace some of its equipment in the near future. Continue reading
Races Taking Shape in Pulaski County
The latest round of candidate filings in Pulaski County sets up a general election contest for a county-wide seat. Continue reading
Local Innovators Honored at Induction Ceremony
A day before his funeral, the late Jim Shilling received one final honor. Continue reading
Pulaski County Commissioners Propose Solutions to Animal Problem
The Pulaski County Commissioners continue to work toward a solution for housing unwanted animals. Continue reading
Pulaski County Furthers Discussion on Animal Housing Problem
Pulaski County is continuing discussions on what has become a bit of an animal problem.
The issue surfaced last week during a joint session of the Pulaski County Council and County Commissioners. Talks continued during last night’s Commissioners meeting to find space to properly house the animals.
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Pulaski County Commissioners Reorganize, Hire New Recycling Center Director
The Pulaski County Commissioners reorganized to start 2015 where Larry Brady was retained as commission president while Terry Young was appointed as vice president. Bud Krohn, Jr. attended his first meeting as a commissioner Monday night.
The commissioners made several appointments to boards. Mark Fox was retained as supervisor of county highways, Dave Dare was retained as building inspector, Ed Fleury was retained as veteran service officer, Jeff Johnston as maintenance director and Sarah Kasten was retained as animal control officer.
County Home to be Considered as a National Historic Landmark
In a meeting set for this afternoon, the Pleasant View Rest Home will be up for consideration to be placed on the list of historic landmarks.
Officials with the Division of State Historic Preservation and Archaeology will review written comments submitted by supporters and non-supporters of the county home for nomination for placement into the National Register of Historic Places.
Pulaski County Commissioners Offer Comment on Military Vehicle Use
The Pulaski County Commissioners were asked by a citizen to address their thoughts on the use and ownership of military vehicles in the county. That update was given at the commissioner’s meeting Monday night.
EMA Director Larry Hoover was present and stated that there were no dollars spent to get these vehicles. The only money spent was for manpower and fuel to get the vehicles and bring them to Pulaski County. As Sheriff Michael Gayer explained to the Pulaski County Council members last week, fuel was spent out of his budget and no additional tax money was used in the acquisition of the military vehicles.
Pulaski Commissioners Reorganize County Home Board
The Pulaski County Commissioners this week reorganized the county home board, appointing eight people to the board after receiving a number of applications. Commissioner Larry Brady said the commissioners met last week in an executive session to review the county home board, and some of the questions asked of applicants was how they see the county home in the future, past work experience, education, party affiliation, organizational skill sets, strengths and weaknesses.
Pulaski County Commissioners Hear Good Mid-Year Health Insurance Report
Overall, the numbers looked good and Commission President Larry Brady explained the county is saving money in working with the insurance company to spread health awareness.
Pulaski County Seeking Members for Rest Home Advisory Board
Pulaski Commissioners Publicly Apologize to County Employee
Pulaski County May Replace 8 Computers Soon
Monterey Bridge Opens to Traffic
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Friday afternoon to officially open the bridge that had been under construction since March. The project had been on the drawing board for several years.
Commissioner Larry Brady attended the ribbon cutting ceremony and was happy with the work of all involved.
Pulaski Commissioners Hear EMS Update
Pulaski Commissioners Discuss Speed Limit on County Road
