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What county is Pulaski VA in?
Pulaski CountyPulaski / County
Is Pulaski VA a good place to live?
Pulaski, VA – For the second year in a row, the town of Pulaski is the number one cheapest place to live in Virginia in 2020 according to HomeSnacks.net. Housing in Pulaski is super cheap when taken as a proportion of income, whether you’re renting or buying.
What towns are in Pulaski County?
Little RockNorth Little RockJacksonvilleSherwoodMaumelleWrightsville
Pulaski County/Cities
How do I find marriage and divorce records in Virginia?
Virginia Vital Records Offices
- Record Type: Marriage Certificates. State Health Department. Office of Vital Records.
- Records Available: Divorce Records. State Health Department. Office of Vital Records.
- Phone: 804-674-6750. Fax: 804-674-8529. Business Hours: 8AM-5PM.
- Phone: 804-674-3131. Fax: 804-674-3598. Business Hours: 8AM-5PM.
What does a Pulaski County Clerk do?
The clerk is the keeper of the records of the courts and serves as the chief financial officer for the revenues collected on behalf of the courts. The clerk, by statute, serves as the Secretary to the Pulaski County Commission on Public Records.
How do I get documents from Pulaski County Court?
Access to documentation from current or past court cases can be gained through the Court Records Department. (501) 340-8412 or [email protected] for questions about filing a document, or (501) 340-8766 or [email protected] for questions about research.
When will the Pulaski Circuit Court Clerk’s office re-open?
On Monday, July 6, 2020 the Pulaski Circuit Court Clerk’s Office will re-open to the public with regular hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with the following restrictions: When entering the courthouse and while visiting the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office you must wear a mask unless you have medical problems that prohibit you from doing so.
What is the role of the Clerk of the courts?
The Clerk of the Courts is elected for a four-year term and may serve up to two consecutive terms in a 12-year period. The clerk is the keeper of the records of the courts and serves as the chief financial officer for the revenues collected on behalf of the courts.