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City reviews Pulaski State Prison work-detail contract with $2,712 annual cost

Cochran City Council · June 4, 2026
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Summary

Public Works Director Willie Farrow described a Pulaski State Prison work-detail contract that would add $2,712 annually beginning July 1, 2026; council was told the contract will be presented for approval at the June 9 regular meeting.

Public Works Director Willie Farrow reviewed a proposed contract to continue the Pulaski State Prison work-detail program and outlined the scope of services and schedule. Farrow said the city would incur an additional annual cost of $2,712, with the contract effective July 1, 2026, and recommended the city proceed to a council vote at the June 9 regular meeting.

Representatives from the Industrial Development Authority and the Chamber of Commerce spoke during the discussion about the value and operational benefits of the program. Mayor Carla Coley told the work session that council would be asked to approve the contract at its June 9 meeting. No formal vote was taken during the work session.