Sedalia City Council

A special ceremony was held Thursday evening by Sedalia Parks & Rec to celebrate the recently completed $2.6 million renovation of Dey Field at Liberty Stadium.

Cheryl Ames began her term of local government service Monday night after being sworn in as Sedalia’s newest City Council member by City Clerk Jason Myers.

The candidates included: Cheryl Ames, Virginia Kaye Brainard, Adam Porter and Jason Michael Joy, in that order.

A commercial-grade glass pulverizer will be used to process used glass into reusable materials for local construction and infrastructure projects such as roads, trails, landscaping, parks & composting.

It was noted by Mayor Dawson that the cost of the armored vehicle is $299,950, and the transportation cost is $7,980 on top of that. He also noted that $50,000 in restricted safety equipment funds were secured.

What happens when a fake flyer sparks confusion in Sedalia? Discover the satirical roots of this prank and its connection to local governance issues.

Battalion Chief Barry White was named Sedalia’s Firefighter of the Year

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.

Voters have chosen incumbents Tom Oldham and Bob Cross, and newcomers Lee Scribner and Michelle Franklin to represent them on the Sedalia City Council.