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Pulaski council approves reappointments, appropriations and a 2nd Amendment —sanctuary' resolution in unanimous votes
Summary
The Pulaski Town Council unanimously approved a slate of resolutions including a reappointment, several appropriations/support measures and a resolution declaring the town a 2nd Amendment supportive community; council members described the latter as symbolic and staff said they would not bypass or refuse to enforce higher-level laws.
The Pulaski Town Council voted by roll call to approve a set of resolutions during the meeting.
Key actions recorded: - Resolution 2026-09: Reappointment of Charles Underwood to the Town of Pulaski Redevelopment and Housing Authority. Motion made and the resolution was adopted by unanimous roll call. - Resolution 2026-10: Appropriation of funds to the Town of Pulaski Senior Center (the motion passed by roll call; transcript did not specify the appropriation amount during the discussion). - Resolution 2026-11: Appropriation (or acceptance) of Volunteer Fire Service expenditures, including a county donation of $15,625 that supports recruitment and retention for volunteer fire departments; the resolution passed by unanimous roll call. - Resolution 2026-12: A resolution affirming the town's commitment to the Second Amendment and declaring Pulaski a "2nd Amendment supportive community." Supporters described the resolution as symbolic; Town Manager Todd stated it does not mean the town will bypass state or federal law. The resolution took effect upon adoption in March 2026 and passed by a unanimous roll call. - Resolution 2026-13: A resolution supporting the town's FY27 community project funding request (Project Revitalize); staff said a $1,000,000 request would be submitted and the council adopted the resolution to support the grant application.
All votes recorded in the meeting transcript showed unanimous "aye" responses from council members present. No formal motions to rescind or amend those resolutions were recorded at the meeting.
