Pulaski Commissioners Show Support for Federal PMH Financing

 
 

The Pulaski County Commissioners have provided a letter of support for a project upgrading Pulaski Memorial Hospital.

Officials have already sought special financing from the county to help pay for certain upgrades in the form of a storage facility and upgrades to the parking lot. This is only one part of the project, according to discussion during Monday night’s Commissioner’s meeting.

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K-9’s Future Brings Options for Pulaski County

Pulaski County Sheriff's Deputy Travis Clark and K-9 Gil
Pulaski County Sheriff’s Deputy Travis Clark and K-9 Gil

Pulaski County has a few decisions to make about the future of K-9 Gil.

The handling officer for the animal has decided to accept a job in White County. The dog originally cost Pulaski County about $8-thousand with another $8-thousand for training. What to do with the K-9 Unit is now up to the discretion of the Pulaski County Commissioners.
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Contested Races Make for Interesting Primary

 
 

Pulaski County is sporting a few contested races during today’s Primary Election, but one party has a few more.

Indiana is in the national spotlight for its role in nominating each party’s presidential candidate. Republicans Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich will square off in a dwindling number of races prior to the GOP convention. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton is facing Bernie Sanders.

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