The Pulaski County Commissioners and Pulaski County Council members will be looking into an electronic notification system to warn employees of county road or county building closures during inclement weather or other emergency.
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Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer presented the Pulaski County Commissioners with an update on the Pulaski County Courthouse renovation project last week.
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The Pulaski County Council agreed to move forward with the sale of county property during their meeting this month and the commissioners reviewed possible sale actions last week.
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Pulaski County EMS Director Brandon DeLorenzo addressed paid time off, or PTO, with the commissioners last week.
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The Pulaski County Council members learned this week that the changes made to LIT allocations to the Public Safety Fund won’t be allocated as approved in October.
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The Pulaski County Council members agreed to approve the Economic Development Agreement and tax abatements for the Mammoth Solar project during Monday night’s meeting. It was a 5-1 favorable vote from Kathi Thompson, Michael Tiede, Adam Loehmer, Tim Overmyer, and Rudy DeSabatine, with a dissenting vote from Brian Young and an abstention from Ken Boswell.
Continue readingThe Pulaski County Council members will meet tonight where they will hold a public hearing regarding the Moss Creek Solar project for proposed tax abatement and Economic Development agreement.
Continue readingThe Pulaski County Council and Pulaksi County Commissioners met in joint session Monday night where they discussed how to move forward with addressing a courthouse project.
Continue readingThe Pulaski County Council and Commissioners met in joint session Monday night to discuss the proposed Mammoth Solar project.
Continue readingThe Pulaski County Commissioners and the Pulaski County Council members will meet in joint session tonight where they will discuss solar projects.
Continue readingThe Pulaski County Commissioners made a decision Monday night concerning the future of the courthouse.
Continue readingThe Pulaski County Council members looked at several challenges to solve in 2022 when they met last week.
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Pulaski County Sheriff Jeff Richwine asked the County Council members for permission Monday night to spend funds to fix jail doors.
Continue readingThe Pulaski County Council members reviewed the salary matrix for 2022 during their meeting Monday night.
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The Pulaski County Council will meet tonight where they will hold a salary matrix discussion and approve a proposed matrix.
Continue readingPulaski County continues to try to straighten out an email hack that reportedly resulted in thousands of dollars in county funds being intercepted. “Back in May, if you don’t remember, we were the victim of a hack, of an email hack that caused two payments to be misdirected to the hacker, totaling about $22,000,” County Attorney Kevin Tankersley told the county council and commissioners last week.
Continue readingWhether Pulaski County’s Emergency Management Agency director should have a lifetime appointment will be discussed by the county commissioners this morning. County Council member Kathi Thompson brought up the issue during last week’s joint session. She said the county’s ordinance granting a lifetime appointment has taken away some flexibility with the county’s budget.
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Pulaski County residents can share their input on how the county should develop in the future.
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Another planned solar farm is eligible for a tax abatement in Pulaski County. The county council passed a preliminary resolution Monday to designate the Moss Creek Solar Project as an economic revitalization area. Brian Young cast the lone opposing vote.
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Pulaski County’s 2022 budget was narrowly adopted by the county council Monday. The nearly $18.6 million budget passed by a vote of four-to-three, with Rudy DeSabatine, Tim Overmyer, and Mike Tiede opposing. Monday’s vote came after four special meetings, where council members ultimately trimmed the proposal by about $675,000.
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