Sedalia City Council

Monday night's City Council meeting led off with passage of an ordinance authorizing a three-year agreement between the City of Sedalia, the Sedalia Fire Department and Brycer

Council approved a bid and agreement with JCI Industries, LLC, for the replacement of high service pump #3 and installation of a variable frequency drive at the city's Water Filtration Plant at a cost of $95,912.33.

The City of Sedalia gave a demonstration of its newly-purchased asphalt milling machine on Monday afternoon in downtown Sedalia.

Monday night's City Council meeting, which clocked in at 33 minutes, featured two presentations.

The City of Sedalia's latest purchase hit the streets this past week, making those streets much cleaner.

Firefighter and Driver Roger Wiskur was then honored for his 33 years and three months of service with the Sedalia Fire Department.

Monday marked the last day of the Kehde administration and the start of the Dawson administration for the City of Sedalia.

Monday night's City Council meeting began with two presentations, one involving a festival for Ukraine, and the other concerning Autism Awareness Month

City Council adopted the budget for the upcoming year on Monday night.

It was estimated that the net overall combined increase will be around 7.2 percent on customers' monthly bill, or about $5.72 on average.