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Votes at a glance: Pulaski County board ratifies emergency declaration, adopts budget calendar and approves multiple appointments

Pulaski County Board of Supervisors · January 30, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting the board ratified a local emergency declaration, approved a resolution seeking state reform of local aid, adopted a budget calendar targeting May 18, 2026 for adoption of budget/tax resolutions, and confirmed several appointments to boards and commissions.

Pulaski County’s Board of Supervisors took a series of routine but consequential actions during its meeting, including ratifying a local emergency declaration, approving a legislative resolution and adopting a budget calendar.

Votes at a glance - Ratify local emergency declaration: Motion made and seconded; board approved the ratification by voice vote. - Resolution requesting state legislation to reform aid to localities: Board approved the resolution as part of its legislative priorities for the session in Richmond. - Adopt budget calendar: Board approved a budget calendar that sets a target date of May 18, 2026, to adopt the FY‑27 budget, tax resolution, and subsequent appropriations. - Appointments: The board approved recommendations for several appointments, including recommendations to the circuit court regarding Board of Zoning Appeals nominees, reappointment of Malcolm Booth to the Pulaski County Planning Commission for a four‑year term, and appointment of Angie Hall to the Pulaski County Library Board of Trustees. - Consent items: Minutes, accounts payable, interoffice transfers and other routine consent items were approved.

Where recorded: Motions, seconds and affirmative voice votes are recorded in the meeting transcript; the meeting did not produce detailed roll‑call vote tallies in the public session for these items. For each action the transcript records the motion, a second and the board’s voiced approval.