Emergency Snow Routes Have Been Activated

In preparation for incoming winter weather, the City of Sedalia’s Public Works Department has activated Emergency Snow Routes effective immediately. Once Emergency Snow Routes are activated, all vehicles must be removed from designated snow routes so Public Works crews can safely and efficiently clear roadways. Vehicles parked on emergency snow routes may be ticketed or towed if…

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Update: Water Main Breaks

Yesterday, Sedalia experienced three separate water main breaks at the following locations: The final repair was completed at approximately 2:30 a.m. this morning by our Utilities crew. Following completion, crew members went door to door to speak directly with affected residents about a recommended 24-hour boil advisory, and left door hangers for those who were…

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City of Sedalia Issues Winter Weather Advisory and Safety Reminder

The City of Sedalia is advising residents to prepare for incoming winter weather beginning tomorrow, with snow, dangerously cold temperatures, and potentially hazardous travel conditions expected through the weekend. Forecasts indicate periods of snow accumulation, freezing temperatures, and icy road conditions that may impact travel and daily activities. Residents are encouraged to plan ahead, stay…

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Operation Freedom Exchange Brings SAFE Fund Support to Pettis County

When a first responder is lost in the line of duty, the impact reaches far beyond the call itself. Families are left grieving while also facing urgent financial uncertainty. A new program coming to Pettis County is designed to help ease that burden during the hardest moments. Operation Freedom Exchange is bringing its Surviving Spouse…

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Public Works Assisting with Forestry Management at Spring Fork Lake

Next week, a small group of City of Sedalia Public Works team members will be working at Spring Fork Lake to assist the Missouri Department of Conservation with planned forestry management activities. This work is taking place under an existing agreement between the City and MDC. Over time, forested areas can become overcrowded as trees…

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Sedalia’s Clean Sweep Program Begins February 2

The City of Sedalia will begin its annual Clean Sweep Program on February 2, offering residents scheduled, curbside collection of bulky waste and excess yard waste at no additional cost, within established program limits. The Clean Sweep Program is designed to help residents safely and efficiently dispose of large or excess materials while supporting neighborhood…

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Work Begins on Washington Street Bridge Repairs

The City of Sedalia has officially begun repair work on the Washington Street Bridge, marking a major milestone in a project that has taken longer than anyone wanted. City officials acknowledge the patience shown by residents and businesses and emphasize that the extended timeline reflects the care required to ensure the bridge is repaired safely…

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City of Sedalia Promotes Dimitrius Maduros to Chief Building Official

After a competitive interview process, the City of Sedalia is pleased to announce the promotion of Dimitrius Maduros to Chief Building Official. While Dimitrius has served the City for nearly two years as a Building Inspector, this promotion reflects not only his technical expertise, but also his people-first, solutions-oriented approach to public service. Most recently,…

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