The upcoming regular session of the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen is packed with important agenda items. Scheduled for Tuesday, the meeting will address various matters, including parade permits for the Rotary Club on April 27th and the Giles County Chamber on April 13th. Additionally, bids for two air conditioning units at the wastewater main pump station will be opened, along with bids for a new ½ ton pickup truck for Parks and Recreation.
One significant topic on the agenda is the consideration of a contract with Total Demolition Services regarding the Appertain building. The meeting is slated to commence at noon at Pulaski City Hall. Moreover, the Beer Board will convene to deliberate on special event permits and temporary beer permits from the Giles County Chamber for Saturday on the Square on April 13th and the Sundrop Festival on June 8th.
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