News Releases
Structural Engineer Deems 207 W. Main Street Building in Imminent Danger of Collapse
UPDATE: A licensed structural engineer has completed the initial inspection of the vacant building located at 207 W. Main Street. His initial impression is that the structure is in a state of collapse and will require immediate and extreme repairs to be stabilized; otherwise, demolition will be necessary. The City of Sedalia expects to receive…
Read MoreCity of Sedalia Closes Sidewalk and Eastbound Traffic on 200 Block of Main Due to Structural Concerns
The City of Sedalia has closed the sidewalk and eastbound traffic in the 200 block of West Main Street to protect public safety due to growing structural concerns about the vacant building located at 207 W. Main Street. The building has been deteriorating over the past several months, but suffered new damages from the recent…
Read MoreMythbuster: First Thursday’s in Downtown Main Street
Contrary to rumors circulating in the community, Sedalia Main Street’s First Thursday series is not canceled altogether. Only the June 5 event was called off — a decision made more than a month ago to allow for internal transitions and program planning. “This is just a short pause,” said Jessica Hoffman, Community Engagement Director, “The…
Read MoreClean Sweep Area for the Week of June 2, 2025
The City of Sedalia will have its “Clean Sweep” Program next week, June 2-6, 2025, in the following area: North Boundary — Union Pacific RR LineWest Boundary — City LimitsSouth Boundary — W. Broadway Blvd.East Boundary — S. Park Ave. Please leave all materials at the curb or between the sidewalk and street in the…
Read MoreCity of Sedalia to Observe Memorial Day
The City of Sedalia will observe the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 26, 2025. Offices in the Municipal Building and the City’s Materials Management Site at 27882 Highway “U” will be closed in observance of the holiday. Weekly trash pickup for the week of May 26, 2025, will follow the normal collection schedule. All…
Read MoreCity of Sedalia Seeks Developer for Affordable Housing Project in Revitalization Zone
The City of Sedalia, in partnership with the Sedalia Redevelopment Corporation (SRC), is calling on developers to help shape the future of a key residential neighborhood through an ambitious redevelopment initiative. A Request for Proposals (RFP) has been issued for the construction of affordable housing on multiple parcels between 4th and 5th Streets, from New…
Read MoreClean Sweep Area for the Week of May 19, 2025
The City of Sedalia will have its “Clean Sweep” Program next week, May 19 — May 23, 2025, in the following area: North Boundary — Union Pacific RR LineWest Boundary — S. Park Ave.South Boundary — W. Broadway Blvd.East Boundary — S. Ohio Ave. Please leave all materials at the curb or between the sidewalk…
Read MoreFrom Whiteman’s Legacy to Local Remembrance: Sedalia Honors Veterans This Memorial Day
As Memorial Day approaches, the City of Sedalia joins communities across the nation in pausing to honor the lives and legacies of the men and women who have served in our Armed Forces. Here in Pettis County, our connection to military service runs deep, rooted in both history and continued tradition. One of Missouri’s most…
Read MoreSedalia Earns 2024 Tree City USA Recognition from Arbor Day Foundation
The City of Sedalia has once again earned national recognition for its commitment to environmental stewardship and community beautification, having been named a 2024 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation. The designation honors Sedalia’s dedication to urban forestry and its investment in planting, caring for, and celebrating trees across the community. Sedalia’s efforts…
Read MoreSedalia Passes Ordinance to Limit Excessive Engine Braking Noise
On Monday evening, the Sedalia City Council unanimously approved a new ordinance prohibiting the use of unmuffled engine braking systems, commonly referred to as “Jake Brakes,” within city limits. This action comes in response to ongoing complaints from residents about excessive engine noise, particularly along Broadway Boulevard. Councilman R. Scribner brought the matter forward after…
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