City of Sedalia

Change Order #4 was approved by Council for the Washington Avenue Bridge repair project, and adds $19,022 to what will be owed to Double Arch Construction, LLC.

The City of Sedalia hosted the second of three informational sessions concerning the future of the 32nd and Limit intersection at the Celebration Center.

The Sedalia City Council officially approved an agreement with the Missouri Department of Conservation for property management at Spring Fork Lake

This week will focus on the area between Limit to Grand, and Broadway to the Katy Trail.

That is just the start of the project, which is being done in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation.

Sedalia Mayor Andrew Dawson signed a proclamation on Monday afternoon observing Scouting Anniversary Day

Sedalia Mayor Andrew Dawson signed a proclamation on Monday afternoon honoring Optimist Day

After reviewing the materials, EPA confirmed that the City had met all environmental requirements and that the concerns raised were not merited.

Attendees will have the opportunity to view design concepts and provide feedback, as well as ask questions about the Safe Streets for Sedalia Action Plan.

The first BUILD grant concerns the Washington Avenue Bridge (or Viaduct); the second concerns the construction of a roundabout at Main and State Fair Blvd.