News Releases
Shine Your Shoe Buckles: Downtown Sedalia to Turn Green for 2026 St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Shine your shoe buckles and get ready for the sound of bagpipes. Downtown Sedalia will turn green on Saturday, March 14 as the community gathers for a full day of St. Patrick’s Day festivities, beginning with the annual parade and continuing with the Bed Races and Pub Crawl. St. Patrick’s Day ParadeLeading off this year’s…
Read More2026 Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 14, 2026, and join us in Downtown Sedalia for our annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade! From festive floats and local organizations to plenty of Irish spirit, it’s a celebration the whole community can enjoy. Want to be part of the parade? Businesses, clubs, schools, and community groups are invited…
Read MoreMeet Sara Spencer, Program Specialist
The City of Sedalia is excited to welcome Sara Spencer as our new Program Specialist, supporting Downtown Sedalia Main Streets and helping showcase the heart of our community. In her Community Engagement role, Sara will focus on creating meaningful downtown experiences that bring people together, support local businesses, and make downtown Sedalia a vibrant backdrop…
Read MoreEnvironmental Reviews Confirm Former East Broadway Property is Safe for New Development
The City of Sedalia is moving forward with confidence on the development of the new Fire Training Center and the Memory Lanes Bowling Alley after decades of environmental review confirm the property is safe and suitable for redevelopment. Located on the north side of East Broadway Boulevard near Hancock Avenue, the approximately 15-acre site has…
Read MoreWater Main Update, Water Quality Assurance, and Upcoming Lane Closures
City crews are working to fix a water main break that happened yesterday morning on West 11th Street, between South Grand Avenue and South Harrison Avenue. Repairs are underway, and some residents may notice temporary water outages or lower water pressure while crews finish the work. A notification was sent out through Textcaster and our…
Read MoreCity Shares Findings and Process Related to Soil Conditions at Bowling & Fire Training Construction Site
The City of Sedalia is providing an update regarding soil conditions encountered during construction activities near the former Sutherlands property, Memory Lanes Bowling Alley, and the new Fire Station on the east side of town, following recent public discussion. On Friday, January 16, 2026, construction crews encountered a localized area of soil that required evaluation…
Read MoreS. Limit Ave. and W. 32nd St. Intersection Open House 2
The City of Sedalia will host a second Open House on March 5th to discuss the intersection of S. Limit Ave. and W. 32nd St. The City of Sedalia invites the public to an open house on March 5th to discuss the intersection of S. Limit Ave. and W. 32nd St. This location was identified…
Read MoreEmergency 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…
Read MoreUpdate: 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…
Read MoreCity 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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