The new QuikTrip is expected to create approximately two dozen full- and part-time jobs, offering competitive wages, benefits, and opportunities for advancement.
City Administrator Matthew Wirt noted that an engineering study must be done first before any improvements can be made, acknowledging that engineering services are expensive.
Sedalia-Pettis County EMA Director Trisha Rooda gave her annual report, which focused on multiple training sessions and exercises for the 25 volunteers who make up the EMA.