Gary Edwards

The Sedalia City Council said farewell to City Administrator Gary Edwards Monday night with a plaque presentation and reception.

Kelvin L. Shaw was named Interim City Administrator for Sedalia after Gary Edwards announced his resignation on Aug. 15.

Sedalia City Administrator Gary Edwards has submitted his resignation effective September 22, 2017.

The Sedalia City Council had a full plate of items to discuss Monday night at the Municipal Building, 200 S. Osage, including three presentations made at the pre-council session.

The City of Sedalia adopted its latest and greatest budget in the history of the City Monday night, with the FY2018 budget topping out at around $38 million.

The Sedalia City Council listened to two Powerpoint presentations Monday night during their pre-council meeting.

During Monday night's pre-council meeting, the Sedalia City Council was questioned by Ward Four concerned citizen Doug Sokoloski

In a 13-County West Central Region, Sedalia/Pettis County is showing the strongest Taxable Sales Revenue for 2015.

At the Sedalia City Council meeting on Monday night (Nov.19), the council voted to once again delay a vote on the ordinance on mandatory inspections for buildings in downtown Sedalia. The delay came about as Ward 4 Councilman Larry Stevenson requested an amendment he had written be added to the ordinance. Three people came to the podium to protest the delay of the ordinance siting safety concerns.

At 1:00 this afternoon (Sept. 26), Sedalia Mayor Elaine Horn and the Sedalia City Council cut the ribbon to re-open the Washington Street Viaduct. In attendance were city staff and representatives of the contracting company that accomplished the work on the viaduct, as well as citizens of Sedalia who had long anticipated the event...