City Of Sedalia

Please leave all materials at the curb or between the sidewalk and street in the greenspace away from overhead lines and trees by 5 a.m.

Please leave all materials at the curb or between the sidewalk and street in the greenspace away from overhead lines and trees by 5 a.m. on Monday of your area’s Clean Sweep.

Senior Building Service Worker Gary Reynolds was recognized by Sedalia Police Chief David Woolery for 30 years of service.

Sedalia City Council will consider a proposed ordinance aimed at fostering a more respectful and productive environment during City Council meetings.

The City of Sedalia has successfully completed a Tree Resource Improvement and Maintenance (TRIM) Grant awarded by the Missouri Department of Conservation.

Mayor Dawson signed a collective bargaining agreement on Monday morning with FOP #16.

The Missouri Department of Conservation has entered into a cooperative agreement with the City of Sedalia to manage the lands surrounding Spring Fork Lake.

“As of 2021, the City is no longer responsible for maintaining or repairing this private street,” Hoffman explained.

City Council approved the purchase of an Opticom system on Monday night after an explanation from Sedalia Fire Chief Matt Irwin.

Teacher Tyler Janke assembled a panel of city, county and school district officials in the school’s Heckart Performing Arts Center to help students better understand how local government works.