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) of each month in the meeting room on the second floor of the courthouse, 112 East Main Street, Winamac, at 6:00 p.m. E.T. and 8:30 a.m. E.T., respectively. In even-numbered months, a joint session of the Board and the County Council is held at 5:00 p.m., immediately prior to the Council’s meeting, on the second Monday (Tuesday when a holiday falls on the Monday).
Each commissioner must reside in a certain district, but all commissioners are voted for at-large by the residents of the county. The three commissioners are the custodians of the home-rule powers of the County and are responsible for the following:
- County buildings, lands, and property;
- auditing and authorizing claims against the County;
- receiving bids and authorizing contracts;
- supervising many County departments;
- overseeing construction and maintenance of roads and bridges; and
- exercising many of the legislative powers and duties of the County.
Learn more here from the Indiana County Commissioners Association. Indiana Code 36-2-2 pertains to the Board of Commissioners.
Specific information regarding the commissioners, meeting agenda and minutes, et c., can be obtained from the Board Secretary at the Auditor’s Office or by calling 574.946.3653.
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