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SEDALIA FIRE CHIEF RETIRES

Former Clerk Collins Remembered by Sedalia Council

Sidewalk, Road Repair Projects Approved by Sedalia Council

Sidewalk, Road Repair Projects Approved by Sedalia Council Tuesday night s City Council meeting began with a moment of silence for former Sedalia Mayor Jane Gray, who died June 26. Gray began her time with the City of Sedalia as a Fourth Ward Councilman in 1983. In 1991, she served as councilman and acting mayor. And Gray served as mayor from April 20, 1992 to April 15, 2002. Mayor Kehde, Fire Chief Greg Harrell, City Clerk Arlene Silvey, and Council members Rhiannon Foster and Bob Cross had nothing but kind words for Sedalia s first female mayor. Sedalia Firefighter Joseph Parnell was then recognized for five years of service.

Early morning fire destroys auto body in Sedalia

Early morning fire destroys auto body in Sedalia Early morning fire destroys auto body in Sedalia ABC 17 News ABC 17 News ABC 17 News SEDALIA, Mo. (KMIZ) An early Tuesday morning fire in Sedalia destroyed a body shop and damaged neighboring buildings. Marinez Body Shop along with three other buildings near E. Main St. and N. Washington Ave. caught fire Tuesday around 4:33 a.m. Photos courtesy of Rodney Jackson, a Sedalia resident. Sedalia Fire Chief Greg Harrell said in a news release the fire at the corner of E. Main Street and N. Washington Avenue was called out around 4:33 a.m. and crews arrived several minutes later.

Four Sedalia Firefighters Recognized for Life-saving Efforts

Four Sedalia Firefighters Recognized for Life-saving Efforts Four Sedalia Firefighters were recognized for their life-saving efforts at Monday night s City Council meeting. Sedalia Fire Chief Greg Harrell and Deputy Fire Chief Matt Irwin accompanied the firefighters to the meeting, attended in person by the full Council for the first time in months. Fire Chief Harrell explained that the SFD was called to 901 W. 3rd Street in the early afternoon hours of Feb. 11 to fight a two-story residential fire. Upon arrival, fire crews were advised there was still someone inside the burning apartment house. Crews from Engine 1, led by Captain Greg Smith, stretched an inch-and-three-quarter hand line to the front of the residence and attempted to extinguish the fire to make entry.