Pulaski County Commissioners
Pulaski County Commissioners have ordered that residents must wear masks while in public and visiting businesses. The order is in effect on May 1.
If residents are not wearing masks they can be cited with a Class B misdemeanor.
Pulaski County Commissioners approved to extend the temporary workforce reduction for two more weeks following Gov. Holcomb’s lead.
The commissioners met at a regular meeting Monday morning to discuss a few county items of business and also discuss whether all employees should go back to work. ...
A request for funding from the incident management team was approved by the Pulaski County Council but not the original amount the team was asking for.
County council members met during a regular meeting Monday evening. All the members met by phone except council president Ken Boswell who was at...
Pulaski County Commissioner Kenny Becker has approved to extend the temporary workforce reduction until April 20.
The executive order began on March 16 after the commissioners approved the reduction policy in case it was needed. According to the commissioners, this order and policy does not stop...
Pulaski County Commissioners and council members approved to close the county offices and facilities because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
The two groups held an emergency meeting on March 18, to discuss whether the county offices should be closed to the public and how a workforce reduction period...
Pulaski County Health Department officials spoke with the county commissioners about the threat of COVID-19 but didn’t discuss any plans.
County health officer Dr. Rex Allman and director of environmental health and department director Terri Hanson spoke with the commissioners during a regular...
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 listened to the concerns of several people regarding the proposed idea of making Pulaski County a Second Amendment sanctuary but no final decisions were made.
The idea was first introduced to the commissioners during the last commissioners’ meeting but a proposed...
County commissioners are again addressing courthouse safety and security as they agreed that the courthouse single-point entry should be guarded.
At a commissioners’ meeting on Jan. 21, maintenance director Mia Salyers asked if the commissioners want to secure the entry with a guard. Salyers...
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...