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City officials: Somerset government does not operate Flock cameras (opens the original)
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When technology is discussed, the governmentâs use or approval of that technology is heavily debated. Such is the case with the nationwide concerns over Flock-owned cameras and their use by law enforcement. The subject came up at Mondayâs Somerset City Council meeting when council member Phyllis Lawson said she had seen questions about the use of Flock cameras inside Somerset city limits. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular co
Higher assessments mean lower tax rate for county property owners (opens the original)
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The tax rate for Pulaski County is going down, but the reason for that is because property assessments are going up, according to County Judge-Executive Marshall Todd. Pulaski County Fiscal Court agreed to take the Compensating Rate for property taxes at Tuesdayâs meeting, meaning it would issue a tax rate that will generate roughly the same amount of revenue as last year. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
SPEDA board votes to continue search for new president/CEO (opens the original)
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A meeting held Friday morning to determine who might be the new president/CEO of SPEDA (Somerset-Pulaski Economic Development Authority) adjourned without that question being answered, as SPEDAâs board members voted to reopen the search. The decision came after an executive session that lasted around an hour. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
SPEDA board votes to continue search for new president/CEO (opens the original)
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A meeting held Friday morning to determine who might be the new president/CEO of SPEDA (Somerset-Pulaski Economic Development Authority) adjourned without that question being answered, as SPEDAâs board members voted to reopen the search. The decision came after an executive session that lasted around an hour. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Pulaski to receive $1.7 million in rural road funds (opens the original)
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Pulaski will receive $1.7 million from the stateâs Rural Secondary Road Plan, according to Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Project Engineer Chris Henderlight. Henderlight made the announcement during last Tuesdayâs Pulaski County Fiscal Court meeting. âPulaski Countyâs Rural Secondary Road System has a total of 220 miles, of which routine maintenance costs are set at $929,000,â Henderlight said. âThis leaves $767,000, of which the Pulaski County Flex Funds are going to be $398,455. T
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