Sedalia City Council Advances Wastewater Treatment Plant Proposals
The Sedalia City Council has narrowed down seven CMAR proposals for wastewater treatment to four, with a final decision expected on August 17. This project aims to complete necessary upgrades by January 2029, significantly enhancing local wastewater management capacity.
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During the Sedalia City Council meeting on August 3, the Council received seven CMAR proposals for the wastewater treatment plant, which have been reduced to four for further consideration. The final selection will occur on August 17, with the goal of completing improvements by January 2029.
Additionally, the city has been awarded a $20,000 TRIM grant for the removal of dead or diseased ash trees, and a budget amendment for a glass pulverizer project was approved. The Council also approved the purchase of an animal box for the Sedalia Animal Shelter and a change order for the Storm Drainage Improvements Project.
Several appointments to city boards were made, but one appointment was rejected. Ongoing community concerns regarding transparency and funding requests were also addressed.
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