Pulaski County Council
Pulaski County Sheriff Chris Schramm recently asked the county council to approve granting years of service for new Pulaski County Sheriff Deputy JT Martin. The sheriff introduced the information to the board during a regular meeting on Monday, April 14. Schramm explained that Deputy Martin was...
The Pulaski County Council was presented with some security options once the courthouse renovations are completed during a regular meeting on Monday, March 10. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer started off by saying that security will be mostly a...
Two preliminary resolutions pertaining to Mammoth Solar were presented to the Pulaski County Council on Monday, Feb. 10 for their consideration. They were Resolutions 2025-05 and 2025-06, both preliminary resolutions for Economic Revitalization Area (ERA) designations. Resolution 05 is for...
The Pulaski County Council approved changes to meeting times in 2025 as well as new officers during their first regular meeting of the year on Jan. 13. Before any other orders of business, the council reorganized. For president, Mike Tiede was nominated by Tim Overmyer and it was seconded by Sheila...
As public meetings often give rise to a multitude of questions, one theme seems to consistently emerge: what exactly are county boards responsible for and how do they fit into our local government framework? With the start of a new year and the recent election of several new local officials, now is...
Both the county commissioners and the county council received updated information on the county courthouse renovation project as well as documents on the Pul- Mac Matching Grant Program during a regular joint session on Monday, Dec. 9. In regards to the courthouse renovation project, Pulaski County...
County attorney Kevin Tankersley introduced two solar resolutions to the county council for their approval during a regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 9. Back in October, president Ken Boswell had suggested that the council start to consider where they would like to place the income from each project...
The Pulaski County Council passed part-time wages and discussed salaries at a recent regular session on Tuesday, Nov. 12. The matrix had to be passed no later than their December meeting. President Ken Boswell started by saying that a lot of work was done on the matrix last year so they could...
The Pulaski County Council briefly discussed where solar income funds could potentially go during a regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 14. President Ken Boswell said that now they are starting to receive some of the revenue from solar, they, as a council, should start considering setting some...
The Pulaski County Council made some final decisions on some of the items proposed for the 2025 budget during a special session on Tuesday morning, Oct. 1. This was a continuation of their conversation originally held at a regular meeting on Sept. 9. President Ken Boswell started the special...