Pulaski County Commissioners
Pulaski County officials are beginning the process of fixing a broken budget and the solutions are not pretty.
The commissioners and county council members listened as Jeff Peters, of Peters Municipal Consultants, spoke about the poor state of the county finances during a special joint session...
Pulaski County may have several bridges that are older than 50 years old but they are in solid shape, according to the recent inspection.
Highway superintendent Terry Ruff, along with Jeff Larrison and Jim Lesh, of United Consulting, spoke with the county commissioners about the state of the...
Pulaski County officials have been informed that if changes are not made to expenditures and revenue the county will be in a financial snafu by 2022.
Last year, the county hired Jeff Peters, of Peters Municipal Consultants, to review the county finances and to create a financial plan for the future...
Approving a bid for a new ambulance and opening bids for asphalt projects that could occur this year topped the agenda of the commissioners’ meeting Monday evening.
The commissioners approved to purchase a new ambulance at the cost of $129,900 and opened five bids for the upcoming asphalt...
The Commissioners of Pulaski County have been asked to collaborate with the Town of Winamac in hopes of offering Winamac residents curbside recycling.
Winamac Town Manager Brad Zellers, along with town councilmen Alvin Parish and Dave Schambers, spoke with the commissioners about teaming together...
A joint session between the Pulaski County Commissioners and the council left some of the members asking for more updated information regarding county appointments Monday evening.
The issue arose as Pulaski County Building Inspector Doug Hoover and board of zoning appeals (BZA) plan administration...
Pulaski County Commissioners had hopes of hiring a new maintenance director at the meeting Monday night but they didn’t.
The commissioners had previously approved to advertise the position in-house after former director Jeff Johnston recently resigned. At the Jan. 22 meeting, commissioners...
As the new year starts so does the organization of boards and new appointments for county municipalities and the Pulaski County Commissioners followed suit during a regular meeting Monday evening.
Commissioners approved that Kenny Becker would continue as the board president. He was appointed...
A plan for new county offices, increasing security and becoming Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant was introduced to Pulaski County officials Monday evening.
Pulaski County Maintenance Director Jeff Johnston introduced the plan for an addition, renovations, demolition, memorial garden...
It’s official.
The Pulaski County Commissioners have already begun looking for a new EMS director but the approving of the current director’s resignation was not approved until Monday evening.
Bryan Corn, who was named the director of EMS at the beginning of the year, announced his last day as...
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