Welcome to the Village of Pulaski, Wisconsin, located along HWY 32 on your way to the great north woods of the state. Only minutes from major transportation routes and downtown Green Bay, Pulaski offers spectacular views, accessibility, and a small town atmosphere without giving up the perks of the city. The Village of Pulaski has a population of over 3,475 citizens, spread out over Brown, Oconto and Shawano Counties.

Pulaski boasts a strong, progressive school district, a safe environment for residents, and service delivery that is second to none. Only a short way off HWY 29, the major east/west route in the central part of the state, and situated at the intersections of HWYS 32 & 160, Pulaski provides access to some of the premier Wisconsin destinations, just a short drive away.

Please take time to view our website and see all that Pulaski has to offer. Feel free to contact the Village Hall at 920-822-5182, or simply stop in and have our friendly staff assist you in whatever you may need. Read our Mission Statement

• Showin' Off for a Reason - Pulaski's Largest Tailgate Party!
• Become a Facebook Fan of Raider the Police Dog
• Law of the Month: Vehicles must stop for school buses displaying flashing red lights
• Garbage Pick-up on TUESDAY 09/07/2010 because of Labor Day Holiday. No recycles on 09/07/2010.
• Green Bay Police Warn of Phone Scam - More information
• Smoking Ban Reminder: Effective July 5, 2010 - Click here for more information
• Citizen's Updates: August 24th - September 1
• Pulaski Residents:
  Please refrain from blowing grass into the streets when cutting lawns for storm water management and environmental reasons.
  Thank You! - Keith Chambers, Village President
• Bicycle Helmets Required at Memorial Park Bike Track
  The Village of Pulaski is requiring the use of (wearing) bicycle helmets and safety equipment while riding on the bike track in Memorial Park. This track is on a trial basis depending on riders behaviors. You are entering at your own risk and The Village of Pulaski will not be liable for injuries.
• Pulaski Area Economic Opportunity Study
  
  

Brad Santy, current owner of J.C. Santy Construction, proudly displays the plaque that he created in honor of Pulaski’s Centennial.  The plaque was a new kind of concrete work for Santy, and it was a personal challenge for him to create.  Santy, who went to school for decorative concrete, donated many hours of his own time and labor to create the plaque.  Thank you J.C. Santy Construction.  For more information contact J.C. Santy Construction @ 920-822-5213.