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S. Limit Avenue and W. 32nd Street Intersection Survey
The City of Sedalia, in partnership with Wilson & Co., is developing improvement plans for the S. Limit Avenue and W. 32nd Street intersection to enhance safety and traffic flow. This location was identified as a high-priority area in the Safe Streets for Sedalia Action Plan, adopted in 2024. The goal is to reduce crashes…
Read MoreWhy Visible House Numbers Matter in Sedalia
Making sure your home has clear, easy-to-read address numbers is one of the simplest ways to support safety in our community. When someone calls 911, responders need to locate the correct home without hesitation. If house numbers are missing, hidden, or difficult to see from the street, valuable time can be lost during an emergency.…
Read MoreCity of Sedalia Recognizes Eagle Scout Candidate for Flag Retirement Box Project
The City of Sedalia highlighted a meaningful act of community service during the City Council meeting on Monday, December 1, when Mayor Andrew Dawson recognized Scouting America Troop 61 Eagle Scout candidate Jack Frederick for constructing three new flag retirement drop-off boxes for the city. To open the meeting, members of Troop 61 stepped forward…
Read MoreDecember 2025 City of Sedalia E-Newsletter
The City of Sedalia provides a monthly e-newsletter to our residents and visitors.
Read MoreFiling for Sedalia’s 2026 Municipal Election Opens December 9
The City of Sedalia will open the filing period for the 2026 municipal election on Tuesday, December 9, 2025. Residents who are interested in serving the community are encouraged to consider filing for one of the offices that will be on the ballot next spring. On the first day of filing, the City Clerk’s Office…
Read MoreEmergency Snow Routes Active
A snow emergency has been officially declared for the City of Sedalia. When more than 2 inches of snow, sleet, or ice is expected within a 24-hour period, the City declares a snow emergency and the Emergency Snow Routes go into effect. Parking is prohibited along these routes once the snow emergency occurs. Emergency Snow…
Read MoreNew Narcan Vending Machines Bring Life-Saving Access to Sedalia
Sedalia took a meaningful step toward community safety this month as the Pettis County Health Center announced that all three of its new Narcan vending machines are fully stocked and available for public use. The project, designed to expand access to the overdose reversing medication Naloxone, reflects a forward-thinking approach to public health and emergency…
Read MoreSanta on the Train December 13
The holiday season is rolling into Sedalia in the most magical way as the Amtrak River Runner brings Santa on the Train to our historic depot on Saturday, December 13. This festive tradition is co-hosted by the Sedalia Convention and Visitors Bureau, Sedalia Main Streets, Amtrak River Runner, and Lamy’s. The morning begins in Warrensburg,…
Read MoreMill and Overlay Work Scheduled for November 24-25
The City of Sedalia will be conducting a mill and overlay project on 16th Street from New York Avenue to Arlington Avenue on Monday, November 24, and Tuesday, November 25, between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. each day. Drivers should expect partial lane closures throughout the work zone. Please slow down, use caution, and consider…
Read MoreThanksgiving Week Trash Pickup Schedule Change
Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, trash collection routes will run on an adjusted schedule next week: Please have your cart at the curb by 5:00 a.m. on your adjusted pickup day.
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