Sedalia City Council

Tuesday night's City Council meeting began with awards presented to Sedalia Fire & Police for their life-saving efforts in November.

Council agreed to a budget amendment to pay for WPC Lift Station pumps and valves, as well as replace dry pit submersible pumps and valves at the Main Street Lift Station

One of the public hearings focused on placing a black & gold marker at the site of the former George R. Smith College.

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

SFD Chief Matt Irwin presented Maggert with a certificate honoring Maggert's 10 years of service with the City of Sedalia,

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

Sedalia Mayor Andrew Dawson signed a proclamation observing National Domestic Violence Awareness Month

"They had an artifact for us from the SS Sedalia Victory Ship, Mayor Dawson said.

Alex Tsurkan, a Sedalia Firefighter with 10 years of service, was presented with a certificate from Sedalia Fire Chief Matt Irwin.

Monday night's City Council meeting began with a presentation by Chris Rippey concerning Oak Wilt disease.