Pulaski County Courthouse

Pulaski County was well represented with youth readers from across the county.
Starting at 6 p.m. on July 8, Pulaski County youth took turns reading the Declaration of Independence on the Pulaski County Courthouse steps. Signed on July 4, 1776, the Declaration was read in full for the first time on the steps of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on July 8, 1776....
Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer gave updates on the courthouse, revolving loan fund and the comprehensive plan during the March 2 regular commissioners meeting. Origer said that David and Preston Meihls with ADA Consulting of Indiana completed their...
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Pulaski County is gearing up to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, or Semiquincentennial, this July. To commemorate this milestone, various events are in the works. Rhonda Terry, Pulaski County America 250 Committee Chair, spoke to the Pulaski County Commissioners on Feb. 2 about the...
CDC Executive Director Nathan Origer cuts the ribbon to celebrate the completion of the renovations. He is joined by many elected officials and major key players in the renovation project.
September 7, 1895, was surely a day of celebration when the Pulaski County Board of Commissioners officially took custody of the current Pulaski County Courthouse property from the architects and builders. Now, 130 years later, the Pulaski County community is celebrating once again with the...
"The Teacher" is located on the county courthouse lawn.
The iconic bronze statue "The Teacher" is marking 23 years on the county courthouse lawn this next week. The sculpture of a Native American father teaching his son how to spear fish in the Tippecanoe River was created to honor the native Potawatomi and Miami tribes, who were the first people in the...
Pulaski County Courthouse, 2025.
The county courthouse has undergone transformations from the inside out over the course of the renovation project. The renovation project officially kicked off in May 2024. Noticeable changes to the exterior of the courthouse includes the new red trim and shutters as well as the absence of the...
Removal of the retaining wall started in July 2024.
Although there has been some public interest, the Pulaski County Commissioners decided on July 21 that they are not interested in selling portions of the county courthouse's old retaining wall at this time. Before mentioning the retaining wall, Pulaski County Community Development Commission...
After over a year of construction, the Pulaski County Courthouse renovation is visibly starting to wrap. With completion in sight, Pulaski County Community Development Commission (CDC) Executive Director Nathan Origer shared key updates on the project’s status at a July 7 commissioners meeting....
Luminaut and Tonn and Blank Construction were on site for their first punch list walkthrough of the courthouse on Tuesday, June 3.
Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer gave an update on the courthouse renovation project during a regular county commissioner meeting on Monday, June 2 as things are starting to approach their last phases. First, Origer commented on how nice the new stain...
Courthouse Renovations, December 2024
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...

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