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Pulaski County Government Offices

143 3rd St NW, Suite 1 Pulaski
Virginia
24301
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Website
Phone: 540-980-7705
Fax: 540-980-7717
Description:

County Departments:

Emergency Services 980-7716

Accounts Payable 980-7883

Information Technology 980-7718

Operations
Building/Engineering/ 980-7710
Zoning/Community Development
Economic Development

PSA 674-8720

County Maintenance Facility 674-8667

Animal Control / Shelter 674-8359

Agency on Aging 980-7720

Comm. Of Revenue 980-7750

Real Estate 980-7753

Courts
Circuit Court Clerk 980-7825
Circuit Court Judge 980-1500
Gen. Dist. Court Clerk 980-7470
Juv. & Dom. Relations 980-3822
Court Service Unit 980-7735

General Properties 980-7748

Library 980-7770

New River Room 980-7845

Office on Youth 980-7849

School Board 643-0200

Sheriff's Department 980-7800

Social Services 980-7995

Treasurer 980-7785

Virginia Extension 980-7761

Voter Registration 980-2111

Water Treatment Plant 980-7749

Recreation 674-0107

E-911 Addressing 980-7714

Health Department 994-5037 Environmental
994-5030 Regular

Commonwealth Attorney 980-7893

Randolph Park 674-1513

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