Pulaski County commissioners approve minutes, payroll and contracts; board votes to explore Knights of Columbus purchase
March 03, 2026 | Pulaski County, Indiana
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Pulaski County commissioners handled routine business and approved several items on the consent portion of the agenda before moving to a lengthy discussion about commercial solar.
The board approved the Feb. 17 meeting minutes and executive session minutes, and also approved claims and payroll batch number five after a motion and second. The board then approved adding the building department to the county’s existing copier lease with Cardinal, with staff noting the department’s current copier was old and in need of repair.
The board also approved renewing a contract with Malcom (Indiana) to perform countywide cost-allocation planning (including Medicaid ambulance cost replacement work) and approved three conference requests for the assessor, health department and recorder.
On a separate motion, commissioners authorized staff to begin exploring the county’s potential purchase of the Knights of Columbus building — a roughly 20-acre property listed at about $500,000 — and to start the appraisal and due-diligence process. Commissioners noted purchase would require two appraisals, inspections, a county council resolution and any required public hearings; final purchase would be contingent on council approval.
Votes at a glance:
- Meeting minutes (Feb. 17, 2026): approved.
- Claims and payroll #5: approved.
- Printer lease amendment (Cardinal) to add Building Department: approved.
- Contract with Malcom (Indiana) for cost allocation work: approved.
- Conference attendance requests (assessor, health department, recorder): approved.
- Motion to explore purchase of the Knights of Columbus property: motioned, seconded and approved to proceed with appraisals and due diligence.
Next steps: Staff will contact the realtor and begin the appraisal process for the Knights of Columbus site; any final purchase would require the county council’s approval and additional public notice as required by statute.
The board approved the Feb. 17 meeting minutes and executive session minutes, and also approved claims and payroll batch number five after a motion and second. The board then approved adding the building department to the county’s existing copier lease with Cardinal, with staff noting the department’s current copier was old and in need of repair.
The board also approved renewing a contract with Malcom (Indiana) to perform countywide cost-allocation planning (including Medicaid ambulance cost replacement work) and approved three conference requests for the assessor, health department and recorder.
On a separate motion, commissioners authorized staff to begin exploring the county’s potential purchase of the Knights of Columbus building — a roughly 20-acre property listed at about $500,000 — and to start the appraisal and due-diligence process. Commissioners noted purchase would require two appraisals, inspections, a county council resolution and any required public hearings; final purchase would be contingent on council approval.
Votes at a glance:
- Meeting minutes (Feb. 17, 2026): approved.
- Claims and payroll #5: approved.
- Printer lease amendment (Cardinal) to add Building Department: approved.
- Contract with Malcom (Indiana) for cost allocation work: approved.
- Conference attendance requests (assessor, health department, recorder): approved.
- Motion to explore purchase of the Knights of Columbus property: motioned, seconded and approved to proceed with appraisals and due diligence.
Next steps: Staff will contact the realtor and begin the appraisal process for the Knights of Columbus site; any final purchase would require the county council’s approval and additional public notice as required by statute.
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