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Pulaski aldermen adopt $20.25M appropriations, pass FY2025-26 budget and approve equipment bids; vice mayor resigns, new alderman sworn
Summary
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen on June 24 adopted a $20,252,026 appropriations package and approved the city—s fiscal 2025–26 budget, authorized equipment purchases and bids for the fire department and City Hall, approved a parade permit and a resolution to file 2023 delinquent taxes, and accepted the resignation of the vice mayor before appointing Jason Lambert to the vacant alderman seat.
The Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen on June 24 adopted a $20,252,026 appropriations package and approved the city—s fiscal 2025–26 budget, authorized equipment purchases and bids for the fire department and City Hall, approved a parade permit and a resolution to file 2023 delinquent taxes, and accepted the resignation of the vice mayor before appointing Jason Lambert to the vacant alderman seat.
The approvals were taken on second and final readings where required; most items passed on roll call with unanimous recorded
