Update on Dangerous Buildings

The City of Sedalia received a letter from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MO DNR) regarding the composition of materials found in the demolition of several residential properties. We appreciate the feedback and are committed to addressing the identified issues promptly and responsibly. Sedalia, like many other Missouri cities that demolish unsafe structures, continually…

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City of Sedalia Receives Tree City USA Designation for 16th Year

The City of Sedalia is proud to celebrate its 16th consecutive year as a Tree City USA community. This prestigious designation, awarded by the Arbor Day Foundation highlights our commitment to maintaining a healthy and sustainable urban forest. By achieving this status, the City of Sedalia has demonstrated excellence in: In order to become a…

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Update on Dangerous Buildings

Our community thrives when our homes and streets are safe, inviting, and well cared for. However, when a property is left to deteriorate to the point of collapse, it becomes more than just an eyesore – it becomes a danger. Crumbling structures can attract crime, create safety hazards for children, and lead to health concerns…

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Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant – Sedalia Historic Preservation Commission Announces Two Projects Authorized to Begin

Two additional projects will begin work utilizing the Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant. Projects at 113 East Fourth Street and 506-510 South Ohio Street received approval from the National Park Service to begin their scope of work. The building at 113 East Fourth Street will have restorative tuckpointing to the exterior walls. 506-510 South Ohio…

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Winter Weather Strikes Again!

Winter Storm Warning in Effect for Sedalia: Move Vehicles from Snow Routes & Prepare for Hazardous Conditions The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Sedalia that started Monday, February 17, 2025, in effect until Wednesday, February 19, 2025. Forecasts indicate the potential for a significant amount of snow, followed by extreme…

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