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For over a decade, the building at 207 W. Main Street in downtown Sedalia has been in slow decline. What was once a structurally sound property has become a public hazard, threatening not only itself but the block surrounding it. The City of Sedalia, through years of inspections, violation notices, structural assessments, and legal processes,…

The City of Sedalia has formally filed a court petition (Case No. 25PT-CC00113) to have the building at 207 W. Main declared a dangerous nuisance requiring demolition. This action follows a report from a licensed structural engineer, which concluded that “a catastrophic collapse of significant wall areas to the ground is imminent in the foreseeable…

The City of Sedalia is proud to support the opening of our first Milk Depot in partnership with the Pettis County Health Center and the Milk Bank. A grand opening celebration will take place on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Pettis County Health Center, 911 E. 16th Street,…

North Central Sidewalk Project: It’s Go Time! The planning and prep work are officially complete, and now it’s time to bring in the big machines. Beginning Tuesday, July 22, the City of Sedalia’s Public Works team will begin removal work on the west side of North Osage Avenue, between West Jefferson Street and West Henry…

The City of Sedalia today released Invitation for Bids (IFB) 2026-007, inviting qualified vendors to submit proposals for the design, fabrication, and installation of distinctive wayfinding signage throughout the community. This project is part of Sedalia’s ongoing strategy to strengthen tourism,, support local businesses, and make it easier for residents and visitors alike to find…

On July 8, 2025, at approximately 6:00 a.m., the Sedalia Police Department received a report of a stolen yellow GMC box truck from the 2200 block of South Ohio Avenue. The vehicle was reported to contain an estimated $20,000 worth of construction tools and equipment. At around 1:22 p.m., Sedalia officers on patrol located the…

The City of Sedalia congratulates Sean Pilliard on being sworn in today as the Associate Circuit Judge for Pettis County in Missouri’s 18th Judicial Circuit. His appointment was announced by Governor Mike Kehoe on June 27, following the retirement of Judge R. Paul Beard II. A lifelong Missourian with strong ties to Sedalia, Judge Pilliard…

Cyclists from across Missouri and beyond will converge on Sedalia this Saturday, July 12, for The Big Rub, a challenging and scenic gravel bike race that showcases the best of the region’s rural roads and welcoming spirit. The event, which has become a summer staple for gravel enthusiasts, will be headquartered at the historic Katy…

The City of Sedalia has named Matthew Wirt as its new City Administrator, effective immediately following City Council’s approval of his contract in closed session Monday night. Wirt, a lifelong Pettis County resident, brings more than 25 years of service to the City of Sedalia. He most recently served as Assistant City Administrator, following more…