Pulaski County Sheriff's Office

A brief pinning ceremony was held to honor Deputy Pickens for his achievement.
Pulaski County Sheriff Deputy Matt Pickens was honored as the 2022 Deputy of the Year on Friday, Feb. 3. Deputy Pickens was presented with a certificate and a brief pinning ceremony followed to commemorate his achievement. Pickens has distinguished himself above his peers through his exemplary...
The Pulaski County Commissioners decided to reject all bids for the work release program and to hold off on conducting re-bids until more financial growth is seen in the county. The decision came during the commissioners' regular meeting on Jan. 3 after Pulaski County Community Development...
Pulaski County Sheriff Deputy Seth Barton is excited to start in his new role as Pulaski County Sergeant in 2023. He has been with the department for about six years.
Pulaski County Sheriff Deputy Seth Barton was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant. Incoming Pulaski County Sheriff Chris Schramm presented Barton with a certificate of promotion on Tuesday, Dec. 20. Current sergeant Fred Rogers will be stepping into Schramm's present role as detective in the...
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department will now raise part-time dispatcher pay to $17 per hour thanks to an upwards vote from the Pulaski County Council. The suggestion to raise the part-time pay first came from Sheriff Jeff Richwine at a regular county council meeting last month when he informed...
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Dwindling gas money and dispatcher staffing are among the current concerns from the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department according to Sheriff Jeff Richwine. The information was brought to the county council at a regular meeting on July 11. Richwine first explained to the council that his department...
Both the courthouse project and the work release program are continuing to inch forward, but are still in the early stages of development. Currently, the courthouse project is progressing through the design phase, with two drafts of floor plans being presented to both boards. The two potential...
One of the two “slow, children” signs has been put up on Main Street to slow traffic down in town.
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department is ramping up its presence in Monterey due to a recent uptick in calls for service. Monterey Town Council President Doug Denton said at a regular town council meeting on Tuesday, June 14 that Detective Chris Schramm was surprised with the amount of calls they...
Brian M. Young
According to a press release, the Pulaski County Sheriff Office has recently served an arrest warrant on Brian M. Young, 47, of Winamac. Young has been a target of an ongoing investigation for Voting Outside Precinct level 6 felony, Theft level 6 felony, Perjury level 6 felony and Official...
At a regular county council meeting on Monday, February 14 Sheriff Jeffery Richwine read through an extensive report, once again highlighting some of the items that he spoke about at a recent commissioners meeting. Some of those topics included the total number of calls for service and the mental...
A brief stint of snowfall covered the ground on Sunday, Nov. 14, giving many a preview of what winter may bring this year. This photo was taken in southern Pulaski County near Thornhope.
The Pulaski County Highway Department and Pulaski County Sheriff's Office is preparing for the potential of heavy snow this winter by participating in training on a snow plow simulator. Mark Ennis, safety and risk manager for insurance carrier Bliss McKnight, was present at a regular commissioners...

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