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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…
Read MoreWork 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…
Read MoreQuikTrip to Join Sedalia at the Crossroads — Bringing Jobs, Convenience, and More Community Growth
The City of Sedalia is pleased to announce that QuikTrip (QT), a nationally recognized leader in convenience retail, fresh food, and high-quality fuel, is officially coming to Sedalia. The new QuikTrip location will be constructed at the northwest corner of U.S. Highway 65 and U.S. Highway 50, one of the most visible and highly traveled…
Read MoreCity 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,…
Read MoreCity Council Advances $200,000 in Opioid Settlement Funds to Support Long-Term Recovery and Care
At the December 1, 2025 City Council meeting, representatives from The Embassy, a local recovery and transitional housing program serving men in Pettis County, delivered a comprehensive presentation outlining the organization’s mission, program structure, personal impact stories, and facility improvement needs supported by opioid settlement funding. Embassy leadership and board members shared information about the…
Read MorePet Licenses Renewal
It’s almost time to renew your pet’s license for the new year. Current tags expire on December 31, 2025, and licenses should be renewed by January 31, 2026 to avoid a penalty. Annual license fees: To renew, stop by the City of Sedalia Finance Department inside the Municipal Building and bring: Have questions or need…
Read MoreHoliday Trash Collection Schedule Reminder
Christmas — December 25 and 26 New Year’s Day — January 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day — January 19 Residents should place their carts at the curb by 5:00 a.m. on their updated pickup day. Thank you for your cooperation, and we appreciate everyone helping keep Sedalia clean and running smoothly during the holiday…
Read MoreKelvin Shaw to Officially Retire December 19 After 11 Years with the City of Sedalia
The City of Sedalia announced today that Kelvin Shaw will officially retire on Friday, December 19, 2025, after 11 years of service to the City. Shaw first announced his intent to retire on December 3, 2024, providing a year’s notice and outlining a transition plan to support continuity within city operations. During this transition period,…
Read MoreSedalia Christmas Lights Contest Winners Announced!
Sedalia once again came aglow as residents lit up the city with creativity, joy, and holiday spirit. Thank you to everyone who participated in the 45th Annual Christmas Lights Contest. Your displays made judging both fun and wonderfully difficult! We are proud to announce this year’s winners: 1st Place — $100Katie Sanchez — 3309 South…
Read MorePush-In Ceremony for the Sedalia Fire Department
Thank you for joining us at today’s Push-In Ceremony for the Sedalia Fire Department’s new aerial truck. This morning, our community helped welcome this new apparatus into service with a tradition that dates back to the 1800s. Before fire engines had motors, firefighters had to push their horse-drawn equipment back into the station by hand.…
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