Pulaski Dividing Plea Wins 176 to 99 Vote
In three meetings Pulaski County backs division by 176 to 99 with Hawkinsville as focal. Advocates argue smaller counties cost less, raise efficiency, and let the eastern and western halves govern nearer to home while keeping taxes manageable.
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