Pulaski County Courthouse
Although the Pulaski County Council is looking to decrease income taxes, they haven’t discussed in detail how they are going to fund the courthouse project.
The council recently held a public hearing and a special meeting to discuss a decrease in income taxes. What they didn’t discuss was how the...
The Pulaski County Courthouse will be closed to the public during the primary election due to COVID-19.
The decision was made to close the courthouse during a regular commissioners’ meeting Monday morning. Election board president Patty Sullivan approached the commissioners asking to close it...
The Pulaski County Commissioners have accomplished more than past commissioners and county council members have in regards to maintaining the courthouse.
On Tuesday, Feb. 18, the commissioners approved an engagement letter with a bond counsel company and a municipal advisor company, moving the...
Pulaski County Commissioners started the new year off with changes to the courthouse and surrounding parking Monday evening.
During the regular meeting, maintenance director Mia Salyers said she had quite a few things to talk to the commissioners about including creating a single-point entry for...
Funding for the courthouse renovations or removal could happen with little change to county taxes.
County officials have met several times to discuss the future of the courthouse and the problem has always been how to fund the project. The county commissioners and council members have been...
County commissioners and council members were informed that even though a handful of options were given to fix the courthouse the cheapest estimated costs would be almost $5 million.
County officials met during a joint session Monday evening to hear a final report on the proposed courthouse...
As county officials continue to discuss the implementing of courthouse security, county commissioners are learning there are standards that should be followed.
The discussion regarding the courthouse security began as commissioners spoke with sheriff Jeff Richwine about the cameras in the...
A suspicious device found in the Pulaski County Courthouse didn’t contain explosives or incendiary components, according to police.
The device that was found by the maintenance department at about 6:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 6, was located in the basement bathroom which is open to the public. ...
Three options were presented to Pulaski County residents who are concerned with the future of the courthouse with one of the options being similar to what was presented in 2018 with the demolition of the building.
The options were introduced by Rowland Design and Indiana Landmarks on Aug. 13....
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