City Administrator Kelvin Shaw

City Administrator Kelvin Shaw, a driving force behind Sedalia’s progress over the past decade, has announced his intention to retire in one year.

The City of Sedalia recognized two long-term employees at Monday night's City Council meeting, both of whom have retired.

Donald Ramey served 40 years and two months as a service technician with the Sedalia Water Department.

Sedalia City Administrator Kelvin Shaw provided details to City Council on the current status of the City's budget priorities Monday night

The City of Sedalia announced an organizational change last week, with half of the departments reporting to City Administrator Kelvin Shaw, and the other half reporting to his new assistant City Administrator Matt Wirt.

Sedalia Police Chief Matt Wirt has been named Assistant City Administrator.

The Sedalia City Council dealt with several annexations Monday night, as well as a couple of change orders and a rezoning request

Council approved an ordinance adopting a set of policies and procedures dealing with fraud prevention, detection and investigation involving the City.

Williams Keepers issued a clear opinion, or unmodified, "the best you can get" to City of Sedalia.

The City of Sedalia's credit rating increased by a half point last week after Standard & Poors Global conducted a review.