Pulaski County

Pulaski County's territory was taken from Laurens County in 1808 and named for Polish County Casimir Pulaski who fought with the Patriots in the Revolutionary War. He died of wounds at Savannah. Hawkinsville, the county seat, is named for Colonel Benjamin Hawkins, a United States Senator from Georgia who was made superintendent of Indian affairs for all the area south of the Ohio River.

Contact Information

Address P.O. Box 29, Hawkinsville GA 31036-1350
Telephone 478.783.4154
Fax 478.783.9209
Website http://www.pulaskico.com/

Statistics and Rates

2008 Population 9787 (State Rank: 130)
Incorporated Millage Rate 13.703
Unincorporated Millage Rate 13.703
County Bond 0
School Maintenance/Operations 12.36
School Bond 0
Total Incorporated 26.063
Total Unincorporated 26.063

 

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