Clean Sweep Area for the Week of March 31 – April 4, 2025

The City of Sedalia will have its “Clean Sweep” Program next week, March 31 – April 4, 2025 in the following area: North Boundary — North City LimitsWest Boundary — N. Ohio Ave.South Boundary — Union Pacific Rail Road LineEast Boundary — East City Limits Please leave all materials at the curb or between the…

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Arbor Day Event Planned for Friday, April 4, 2025

The Arbor Day event will begin at 4:00 p.m. at the Sedalia Animal Shelter, 2420 S. New York Ave., with Mayor Dawson reading an Arbor Day proclamation followed by a self-guided walk of the trails used by the shelter to help exercise the animals under its care. This year the funds obtained from the Missouri…

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Burn Ban Lifted – Open Burning Including Recreational Burn Pits

Due to recent rain the City of Sedalia will be lifting the burn ban. Recreational fire pits are again authorized to be used. The Sedalia Fire Department still would like to urge the community to use caution when burning and to never leave a fire unattended. Please remember any burning of brush piles still require…

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Update on Dangerous Buildings

The City of Sedalia received a letter from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MO DNR) regarding the composition of materials found in the demolition of several residential properties. We appreciate the feedback and are committed to addressing the identified issues promptly and responsibly. Sedalia, like many other Missouri cities that demolish unsafe structures, continually…

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City of Sedalia Receives Tree City USA Designation for 16th Year

The City of Sedalia is proud to celebrate its 16th consecutive year as a Tree City USA community. This prestigious designation, awarded by the Arbor Day Foundation highlights our commitment to maintaining a healthy and sustainable urban forest. By achieving this status, the City of Sedalia has demonstrated excellence in: In order to become a…

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Update on Dangerous Buildings

Our community thrives when our homes and streets are safe, inviting, and well cared for. However, when a property is left to deteriorate to the point of collapse, it becomes more than just an eyesore – it becomes a danger. Crumbling structures can attract crime, create safety hazards for children, and lead to health concerns…

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