Of the people, by the people, for the people
Pulaski County is governed by a board of three County Commissioners. Term of office is four years on a staggered basis. Each commissioner must reside in a certain district but be elected by a majority vote of the county. In general, the County Commissioners are responsible for the administration of all County business. The financial power of the County is held by the County Council, which serves as a check on the Board of Commissioners. Four council members are elected from home districts, and three are elected at-large. Council members serve staggered four-year terms.
County Commissioners
The Pulaski County Board of County Commissioners, the executive-legislative body of Pulaski County, meets on the first and third Monday (Tuesday when a holiday falls on the Monday)…
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County Council
The County Council, Pulaski County’s fiscal-legislative body, is responsible for appropriating all funds for use by the County and its officers, fixing the rate of taxation for…
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Building, Planning, & Zoning
This page is your one-stop source for information regarding building codes, zoning and other land-use regulations, fee schedules, and contact information for your building or development project.
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Veterans Service Office
The County Veterans Service Officer (CVSO) has a compassionate understanding of the problems that confront veterans, widows, widowers, and children. The CVSO knows the extent, the meaning,…
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Highway Department
The Pulaski County Highway Department (Highway) is responsible for all roads, bridges and small structures (less than 20 ft span) within Pulaski County that are neither state…
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Recycling & Transfer Station
John Kegarise, Manager 570 West 60 South Winamac, Indiana 46996 574.946.3030 Transfer Station hours: Mon. — Fri., 8:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m. E.T.; Sat., 8:00 a.m. —…
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Courthouse Offices
What would a county be without a government to keeps things running smoothly? In Pulaski County, we govern with an eye to being involved as much…
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Township Trustees
Pulaski County comprises twelve civil townships, most of them nominally six miles by six miles square and coinciding with Public Land Survey System survey townships. (Monroe…
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