New early voting hours have been established for the Medaryville Town Election.
Continue readingMedaryville Election Board Sets Absentee Voting Hours
The Medaryville Election Board members set absentee voting hours for the November Municipal General Election.
Continue readingMedaryville Town Council to Look at Water Tower Funding Options
The Medaryville Town Council members will be working with Jeff Rowe with accounting firm Baker Tilly to find options on funding a shortfall in the water tower project.
Continue readingPulaski County Commissioners Hold Grant Public Hearing for Medaryville Fire Station
The Pulaski County Commissioners opened a public hearing Monday morning to gather comments on a proposed grant application to help build a new fire station in Medaryville.
Continue readingMedaryville Town Council Holds CDBG, Budget Public Hearings
The Medaryville Town Council members opened up their Wednesday night meeting to a pair of public hearings for the proposed application for a Community Development Block Grant and the town’s 2019 budget.
Public Hearing Held on Water Tower Grant Application in Medaryville
The Medaryville Town Council members opened a public hearing Wednesday night that dealt with the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application for the proposed water tower project.
Medaryville Town Council Working Toward Water Tower Grant
The Medaryville Town Council members met in special session this week to determine what type of water tower they would like to build on a piece of land across from the Medaryville Town Hall.
Medaryville Town Council Moving Forward with Water Tower Project
The Medaryville Town Council members continue to work to gather information for a $450,000 grant from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs to move forward with the proposed water tower project. The town would need to provide a 20 percent match toward the grant.
Medaryville Town Council Holds Grant Public Hearing
The Medaryville Town Council members opened a public hearing on Wednesday night to gather comments on a grant application for a new water tower.
Medaryville Town Council Votes to Build Water Tower
The Medaryville Town Council members will work to get funding to build a new water tower.
The town council members met in special session Monday night to discuss repairing the current water tower or erecting a completely new structure. According to Clerk-Treasurer Judy Harwood, the council weighed both options quite heavily. They eventually decided to build a new water tower as it was the most economical option.
Medaryville Council Considers Water Tower Options
The Medaryville Town Council continues planning for a new water tower. Last week, representatives from Commonwealth Engineers reviewed the different types of water towers with council members, and made some recommendations for replacing the town’s current one, according to Clerk-Treasurer Judy Harwood.
Medaryville Town Council Votes to Buy Land for Future Water Tower
The Town of Medaryville is moving ahead with the purchase of land for a new water tower. The town council voted Wednesday to buy the property across the street from the town hall for a cost of $7,500, according to Clerk-Treasurer Judy Harwood.
Medaryville Council Opts to Hold Off on Water Tower Grant Application
Plans to construct a new water tower in Medaryville are on hold. A lack of available funds has led the town council to wait until the spring grant cycle to apply for a Community Development Block Grant, according to Medaryville Deputy Clerk Jackie Hines.
Medaryville Moving Ahead with Plans for New Water Tower
The Town of Medaryville is working on plans for a new water tower. According to officials in the clerk-treasurer’s office, the plan is to build the water tower across the street from the town hall, on land currently owned by the Diocese of Lafayette. During a special session Friday, the town council voted to make an official offer to buy the two parcels for $6,000.
Garbage Man Possibly Struck with Bullet from BB or Pellet Gun in Medaryville
An officer from the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department was called to the Medaryville Town Hall on Friday in reference to a battery.
Phillip Brunton, of Demotte, who works for Allied Waste Systems, was picking up refuse in the area of 203 E. Ridge Street when he was struck in the right side of the neck by an unknown object.
