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The Village of Pulaski is a rural community located in upstate New York, situated alongside the renowned Salmon River. As per the latest Census conducted in 2020, the population of Pulaski currently stands at 2,186 residents residing in 1,034 households. Legend has it that in 1820, the Village was named after General Count Casimir Pulaski, a Polish revolutionary and an aide to General Washington, by Revolutionary War heroes who drew his name from a hat. Prior to that, the Village was known as Fishville or Salmon River. Pulaski was officially incorporated on April 26, 1832.

Over the years, the Village of Pulaski has been fortunate to receive support from the John Ben Snow Foundation, which has been instrumental in funding educational, religious, scientific, and community causes in central New York, with a particular focus on Pulaski. Born in Pulaski, N.Y. on June 16, 1883, John Ben Snow dedicated his life to philanthropy. His generosity led to the construction of the Snow Memorial Building (SMB) at 4917 Jefferson Street, which houses the Offices of the Mayor, Village Clerk, Police Department and Codes Enforcement, and the Public Library. If you are interested in learning more about John Ben Snow, pamphlets outlining his life are available at the Village Clerk's Office or you can visit http://www.johnbensnow.com.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 19, 2024 12:55 PM

Boil Water Advisory Lifted in the Village of Pulaski

PULASKI – Residents of the village of Pulaski no longer need to boil their drinking
water. The boil water advisory issued on Monday was rescinded today.
Oswego County Public Health Director Vera Dunsmoor said that repairs were made to
the water main and bacteriological sampling has been completed. “The results show us
that the water is now safe for residents to drink and use for cooking,” she said.
“We would like to thank the village mayor, and the village department of public works
for their efforts to protect the health of the residents of the Village of Pulaski during this
time,” he added.
Officials said that a water main break caused a loss of pressure in Pulaski’s water system.
Residents were advised to boil water until the system could be repaired and testing
showed the water was safe for consumption.
For more information, contact the Village of Pulaski Mayor Jan Tighe at 315-298-2622
or the Oswego County Health Department at 315-349-3557.

Butler Disposal Systems will be picking up Village trash Friday December 27, 2024, and Friday January 3, 2025 instead of the usual Thursdays. Butler will begin picking on the regular schedule on Thursday January 9, 2024. Thank you and Happy Holidays!