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Facebook County Attorney Martin Hatfield, left, and Magistrate Mark Ranshaw presented three city-county interlocal agreements at Tuesday's meeting of Pulaski County Fiscal Court. Since at least last December, Pulaski County Fiscal Court had been discussing the need to meet with officials from the City of Somerset in order to renew several interlocal agreements. That meeting recently took place to the apparent satisfaction of all parties involved. Following a brief executive session to discuss property near the end of Tuesday's regular meeting, magistrates reconvened in open session to approve...

Facebook County Treasurer Joan Isaacs, standing at right, backs up Judge-Executive Steve Kelley's recommendation to temporarily have two Assistant Supervisors sharing duties while Pulaski County Fiscal Court searches for a new County Road Supervisor. Following a vote two weeks ago to move County Road Supervisor Eugene Harness back into an operator's positions, Pulaski County Fiscal Court took action Tuesday to keep the department running smoothly while the search for a new supervisor gets underway. Rather than name an interim supervisor, magistrates approved Judge-Executive Steve Kelley's rec...

Janie Slaven | CJ Pulaski County Fiscal Court voted 3-1 Tuesday to start the process of purchasing the old First and Farmers branch at Grand Central Place on behalf of the county clerk's office. The Pulaski County Clerk's Office is continuing to grow by leaps and bounds. To close out Tuesday's meeting of Pulaski County Fiscal Court, members entered into a near half-hour executive session in part to discuss potential property acquisition. As the court reconvened in open session, Judge-Executive Steve Kelley announced that while no action was taken behind closed doors, magistrates would be ente...

YouTube Pulaski County Detention Center Sgt. Rodney Dick and Nursing Director Casey Coffey updated Fiscal Court Tuesday on jail operations since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly hard on county jails across Kentucky, the Pulaski County Detention Center accomplished something nearly unheard of. During Tuesday's meeting of Pulaski County Fiscal Court, PCDC Sergeant Rodney Dick presented county officials with a $44,255 check representing excess fees for 2020. With the pandemic keeping inmates from being transferred, most local jails saw a dramatic dro...

Pulaski County 911 is preparing to take public safety to the next level with several equipment upgrades and even a new location.