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Commission Report for the Week of January 13th, 2025 to January 17th, 2025January 13th:911 Call Census: 1,645Jail Census...
01/17/2025

Commission Report for the Week of January 13th, 2025 to January 17th, 2025

January 13th:
911 Call Census: 1,645
Jail Census: 233
- No Quorum
- Western Commissioner Mark Edwards met with Department Heads. Present: 911 Joint Communications Director Dannelle Lauder, Building & Grounds Director Chris Hoke, EMA Director Trisha Rooda, IT Director Brett Denomme, Road & Bridge Superintendent James Hill, HR & Payroll Specialist Marie Kringle, and Executive Assistant to the Commission Noah Shepard.

January 14th:
- HR & Payroll Specialist Marie Kringle discussed workers’ comp payment.
- Commission approved removing Chris Marshall from the Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Commission (PTRPC) Transportation Advisory Council (TAC) due to lack of attendance.
- Commission appointed Mark Edwards to the PTRPC TAC for the unexpired term to end December 2026, with Western Commissioner Mark Edwards abstaining.
- Commission renewed the appointments for Jim Marcum and Clark Fobian on the PTRPC TAC.
- Commission appointed Mark Edwards to serve on the West Central Missouri Solid Waste Management District Region F Executive Board with Western Commissioner Mark Edwards abstaining.
- Commission appointed Bill Taylor as Western Commissioner Mark Edwards’s alternate on the West Central Missouri Solid Waste Management District Region F Executive Board with Presiding Commissioner Bill Taylor abstaining.
- Commission held a meeting with OWN Inc. pertaining to Phase 2 of the Governor’s Cost Share North 65 Project. Present: GIS/Grants Director James Theisen via Zoom, OWN Inc. representatives: Executive Vice President & Public Infrastructure Division Leader Andrew Eckhart, Field Services Department Manager Kevin Marti, Office Leader Sean Matlock, and Public Infrastructure Department Manager Greg Parker.
- Commission went into closed session pursuant to Rsmo 610.021(1) due to time sensitive legal discussions.
- Auditor Beverly Dillon discussed purchase orders.
- Western Commissioner Mark Edwards and Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza had a virtual meeting with Routeware. Also present: Road & Bridge Administrative Assistant Brandi Mannering.

January 15th:
- Commission had a meeting with Building & Grounds Director Chris Hoke regarding various proposals and other departmental updates. Commission approved letting the bid for proposals on the restoration of the Courthouse clock.
- Commission tabled the tax sale surplus funds request on Parcel Number: 039032416003000.
- Commission had a meeting with Sheriff Brad Anders regarding increasing the per diem for jail housing for local prisoners and contractual county prisoners from $45.00 to $60.00 per day. Commission approved the request. Also present: Jail Administrator Captain Skyler Viebrock and Major Tollie Rowe.
- Commission approved the workers’ comp payment by HR & Payroll Specialist Marie Kringle based on the rates she presented related to salary per employee.
- Courthouse Centennial Celebration Committee Meeting was held in the Commission Chambers. Present: Chair Marsha Boeschen, Members: Presiding Commissioner Bill Taylor, Western Commissioner Mark Edwards, and Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza, City of Sedalia Planner/ Downtown Specialist Joleigh Cornine, and Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Debra Andresen. Also Present: Building & Grounds Director Chris Hoke, Sedalia Convention & Visitors Bureau Executive Director Carolyn Crooker, and Sedalia Area Tourism Commission Chairman Kyle Herrick.
- Presiding Commissioner Bill Taylor attended the Missouri Association of Counties (MAC) Agriculture/ Environment Steering Committee virtual meeting.

January 16th:
- Prosecuting Attorney Tony Farkas, Treasurer Kim Lyne, and Collector Marsha Boeschen discussed the tax sale surplus request on Parcel Number: 039032416003000; Commission approved authorizing Treasurer Kim Lyne to make the payment of $1,438.24 for the tax sale surplus funds request on Parcel Number: 039032416003000 to the Missouri Department of Social Services.
- HR & Payroll Specialist Marie Kringle visited the Commission.
- GIS/Grants Director James Theisen discussed the Governor’s Cost Share North 65 Project.
- Commission attended PTRPC TAC quarterly meeting in Concordia. At the meeting, Western Commissioner Mark Edwards was elected as TAC Chair.

January 17th:
- Commission attended a hearing in Moniteau County in relation to 22MT-CC00037 - MID-MO WASTE SY v. PETTIS CO MO.
- Commission spoke at the Pettis County Pachyderm meeting.

The Pettis County Road and Bridge Department is currently taking full-time applications for the position of “Administrat...
01/17/2025

The Pettis County Road and Bridge Department is currently taking full-time applications for the position of “Administrative Assistant”.

APPLICATIONS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE PETTIS COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE LOCATED AT 415 S OHIO AVE, SUITE 212 SEDALIA, MO 65301 OR EMAIL TO [email protected].

Job Description: The Administrative Assistant is responsible for overall administrative and front office activities, including the reception area, mail, large purchasing requests, and facilities. This position also coordinates office services and related activities.

Organizational Relationship:

Reports to: The Pettis County Commission under the direction of the Road & Bridge Superindent

Directs: This is a non-supervisory position

Other: Has regular contact with department employees, employees in other county departments, elected officials, organization and agencies outside of county government including state and federal government, volunteer organizations, the media, and the general public.

A qualified individual is one who:

1. Must have strong interpersonal and customer service skills

2. Has strong verbal and written communications skills

3. Uses good judgment to make sound and reasonable decisions and problem-solving skills to respond to customer service needs in accordance with laws, ordinances, regulations and established policies.

4. Has proficiency in operating computers, software programs, to create documents and other materials, maintain information, and generate reports.

5. Can understand, interpret, and implement verbal and written instructions.

6. Skilled in Social Media (preferred but not required)

7. Must be able to meet reasonable deadlines and perform duties with accuracy and attention to detail

Responsibilities

• Oversee the reception area to ensure effective telephone, mail and e-mail communications both internally and with the public

• Responsible for handling reports, sending them to the appropriate superintendent, and following up on their status.

• Receive permits for review and approval from the County Commission

• Is responsible for overall administrative activities

• Must be comfortable using office equipment, including copier, fax machine, etc.

• Must be capable of utilizing computer softwares, such as, Microsoft Office, InCode 10, Executime, and G.I.S. Mapping.

• Assists in the preparation of presentations and trainings utilizing PowerPoint, Word, Excel and the necessary applications

• Helps in the preparation of reports, invoice processing, expense reporting and/or weekly time entry

• Participates as needed in special department projects

• Perform other duties as assigned

This position description shall not rule out reasonable requests made by County of Pettis Supervisory personnel. Pettis County is committed to avoiding any unfair treatment or discrimination in employment policies and practices as related to race, religion, national origin, ancestry, s*x or age. Pettis County is an equal opportunity employer.

Notice: “AT WILL EMPLOYMENT STATUS” All employees are employed “at will” and may be terminated at any time by the County. An employee may also terminate his or her employment with the County at any time.

Commission Report for the Week of January 6th, 2025 to January 10th, 2025January 6th:911 Call Census: 1,542Jail Census: ...
01/10/2025

Commission Report for the Week of January 6th, 2025 to January 10th, 2025

January 6th:
911 Call Census: 1,542
Jail Census: 240
- IT Director Brett Denomme to visit the Commission.
- Auditor Beverly Dillon discussed items pertaining to the FY 2025 Budget.
- Commission approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget.
- Commission conducted the first reading of the petition for county adoption of Deer Trail Road. Present: County Clerk Nick La Strada.

January 7th:
- Citizen Tim Horn discussed road concerns with Western Commissioner Mark Edwards.
- Staff Meeting. Present: 911 Joint Communications Director Dannelle Lauder, Building & Grounds Director Chris Hoke, EMA Director Trisha Rooda, IT Director Brett Denomme, Road & Bridge Superintendent James Hill, GIS Director James Theisen, and Executive Assistant to the Commission Noah Shepard.
- Commission had a virtual meeting with Routeware regarding snow routes. Also present: GIS/Grants Director James Theisen.
- Treasurer Kim Lyne discussed the unclaimed fees line item.
- HR & Payroll Specialist Marie Kringle visited the Commission.
- Treasurer Kim Lyne gave the monthly financial report for December and discussed end of the year financials.
- Commission attended a virtual meeting pertaining to bridge funding scenario selection. Also present: GIS/Grants Director James Theisen.

January 8th:
- Western Commissioner Mark Edwards and Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza had a virtual meeting with Routeware regarding snow routes. Also Present: Road & Bridge Administrative Assistant Brandi Mannering.

January 9th:
- Commission tabled the approval of the County Aid Road Trust (CART) List based on the presented figures and to double-check its accuracy. Present: GIS/Grants Director James Theisen and Citizen Steve Bloess.
- Citizen Steve Bloess discussed the Road & Bridge Sales Tax ballot language with the Commission.
- Auditor Beverly Dillon and Prosecuting Attorney Tony Farkas visited the Commission.
- Property Clerk Sheryl Von Holten informed the Commission regarding an incident involving an Assessor's Office vehicle.
- Commission awarded the Pettis County Local Municipality Grant for 2025. The allocations are as follows:

• City of Green Ridge- $92,091.00
• City of La Monte - $174,000.00
• City of Houstonia - $57,875.00
• City of Sedalia - $450,000.00
• City of Smithton - $101,104.00
• Village of Hughesville - $52,499.00

- Commission approved committing an additional $200,000.00 to the City of Sedalia, for a total of $400,000.00, for the replacement or repair of Washington St. Bridge or to be contributed to a new bridge for the purposes of access to the North Side of the City of Sedalia, to be spent before December 31st, 2026.
- Commission went into closed session pursuant to Rsmo 610.021(3) for discussions regarding personnel.

January 10th:
- Commission hosted a farewell reception for County Clerk Nick La Strada.

January 10, 2025Press ReleaseFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEPETTIS COUNTY COMMISSION COMMITS ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR WASHINGTON STR...
01/10/2025

January 10, 2025

Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PETTIS COUNTY COMMISSION COMMITS ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE PROJECT

Pettis County, MO – On Thursday, January 9, 2025, the Pettis County Commission announced an increased financial commitment to the City of Sedalia for the Washington Street Bridge project. Originally pledging $200,000 on March 1, 2024, the Commission has now approved an additional $200,000, bringing the total contribution to $400,000. These funds will support the bridge's replacement or repair or the construction of a new bridge, ensuring vital access to the North Side of Sedalia.

This funding commitment, which must be expended by December 31, 2026, reflects the Commission’s dedication to enhancing public safety through critical infrastructure improvements and fostering stronger connectivity within local communities. The Washington Street Bridge has been recognized as a key priority due to its role in providing essential access for residents, businesses, and emergency services.

The Pettis County Commission’s increased investment demonstrates a proactive approach to addressing infrastructure needs and collaborating to deliver long-term benefits for the community.

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January 10, 2025Press ReleaseFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEPETTIS COUNTY COMMISSION AWARDS OVER $900,000 IN LOCAL MUNICIPALITY IN...
01/10/2025

January 10, 2025

Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PETTIS COUNTY COMMISSION AWARDS OVER $900,000 IN LOCAL MUNICIPALITY INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT GRANTS

Pettis County, MO – The Pettis County Commission is pleased to announce the allocations of the 2025 Pettis County Local Municipality Infrastructure Improvement Grant. This program, funded through the Road & Bridge Sales Tax, reflects the Commission’s commitment to responsible financial stewardship and investment in important infrastructure projects that directly benefit local communities.

The following municipalities have been awarded funding for their infrastructure initiatives:

• City of Green Ridge: $92,091.00
• City of La Monte: $174,000.00
• City of Houstonia: $57,875.00
• City of Sedalia: $450,000.00
• City of Smithton: $101,104.00
• Village of Hughesville: $52,499.00

These grants represent a total investment of $927,569.00 in local infrastructure. Projects funded through this program aim to enhance transportation safety, improve community connectivity, and support economic growth throughout Pettis County.

The Pettis County Local Municipality Infrastructure Improvement Grant is part of the Commission’s ongoing efforts to partner with local governments, address critical infrastructure needs, and provide transparent and impactful investment to our county residents.

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This morning, the Commission held a farewell reception for County Clerk Nick La Strada, wishing him well as he embarks o...
01/10/2025

This morning, the Commission held a farewell reception for County Clerk Nick La Strada, wishing him well as he embarks on an exciting new chapter in his career as the Director of Election Integrity for the Missouri Secretary of State’s Office. Nick has been a steadfast leader for 14 years in Pettis County, dedicated to ensuring fair, transparent, and efficient elections while fostering civic engagement. His passion and commitment to upholding the democratic process have left an indelible mark on our community.

This transition is a testament to Nick’s expertise and tireless efforts to improve election processes at every level. While he may no longer serve as our County Clerk, his influence will now extend statewide, working to strengthen election integrity for all Missourians. Thank you, Nick, for your service to Pettis County. We wish you all the best in your new role and look forward to seeing the incredible impact you’ll make at the state level.

January 6, 2025Press ReleaseFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEPETTIS COUNTY COMMISSION APPROVES FISCAL YEAR 2025 BUDGETPettis County,...
01/06/2025

January 6, 2025

Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PETTIS COUNTY COMMISSION APPROVES FISCAL YEAR 2025 BUDGET

Pettis County, MO – Today during an open session, the Pettis County Commission approved the 2025 Fiscal Year Budget.

Citizens can view the budget on the Pettis County Commission website:

https://pettiscommission.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Budget_2025.pdf.

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01/06/2025

The Pettis County Courthouse will be open tomorrow, January 6th. If you plan on making a visit, please exercise caution and drive safely. Thank you.

𝗣𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝘆 𝗥𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 - 𝗝𝗮𝗻𝘂𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝟱, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 (𝟳𝗣𝗠)In the past 12 hours, the Pettis County Road & Bridge Department has dr...
01/06/2025

𝗣𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝘆 𝗥𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 - 𝗝𝗮𝗻𝘂𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝟱, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 (𝟳𝗣𝗠)

In the past 12 hours, the Pettis County Road & Bridge Department has driven over 1,000 miles of road with just 8 vehicles. We are incredibly grateful for their hard work, dedication, and the long hours they’ve put in to keep our roads as safe as possible during this challenging weather.

Nearly all routes across Missouri continue to be impacted by dangerous winter conditions. Do not travel unless absolutely necessary. Bitterly cold temperatures, icy roads, and drifting snow will make cleanup challenging well into Monday.

Stay safe, Pettis County—plan to stay off the roads if at all possible and let crews do their work.

Pettis County first county in nation to use new GPS snow-removal tech this weekendPettis County, MO – Pettis County is m...
01/04/2025

Pettis County first county in nation to use new GPS snow-removal tech this weekend

Pettis County, MO – Pettis County is making history as the first county in the nation to implement this state-of-the-art snow removal technology, just in time for the season's first major winter storm. With heavy snowfall and icy conditions expected this weekend, the county’s road crews are equipped with an innovative GPS-based system designed to enhance efficiency, safety, and communication during snow removal operations.

“This weekend, Pettis County is ready for the anticipated winter weather,” said Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza. “Our crews have been preparing by outfitting vehicles with new technology, including adding plows to smaller pickups to better reach subdivisions and tight areas. We're also launching a GPS system that not only ensures our drivers' safety but provides the public with updates on road conditions and plow progress.”

Revolutionizing Snow Removal
The newly implemented technology offers:

• Real-Time GPS Tracking: Residents can track which roads have been plowed and view current road conditions online.
• Data Collection: Crews will use the system to monitor routes, track salt usage, and analyze operational efficiency.
• Turn-by-Turn Guidance: The GPS feature ensures no routes are missed, streamlining the plowing process for both new and experienced drivers.
•Optimized Routing: Supervisors can reallocate vehicles to assist with incomplete routes, minimizing delays and maximizing coverage.

“By using this technology, we can adjust routes, address problem areas more efficiently, and provide updates to the public,” Baeza explained. “It’s all about improving service for our residents while using resources more effectively.”

To ensure roads remain clear throughout the storm, Pettis County has expanded its snow removal operations, ensuring a second shift to provide continuous coverage. This will prepare them to handle the challenging conditions predicted by the National Weather Service.

A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for Pettis County from 6 p.m. Saturday, January 4, through 3 a.m. Monday, January 6. Forecasts predict 4 to 13 inches of snow and up to a third of an inch of ice, which could lead to hazardous travel conditions.

Residents can monitor real-time snow removal progress on the County of Pettis page. For state highway conditions, visit the Missouri Department of Transportation’s traveler information site at traveler.modot.org.

“This groundbreaking system is just another way Pettis County is leading the way,” said Baeza. “We’re proud to be a proving ground for this technology and look forward to serving our community better than ever.”

01/03/2025

Commission Report for the Week of December 30th, 2024 to January 3rd, 2025

December 30th:
911 Call Census: 1,477
Jail Census: 235
- Staff Meeting. Present: 911 Joint Communications Director Dannelle Lauder, Building & Grounds Director Chris Hoke, EMA Director Trisha Rooda, GIS/Grants Director James Theisen, IT Director Brett Denomme, Road & Bridge Superintendent James Hill, and Executive Assistant to the Commission Noah Shepard.
- Citizen Allen Zimmerschied thanked the Commission pertaining to road work and discussed brush concerns on Ringen School Rd.
- City of La Monte Mayor Ronnie McNeive delivered the City of La Monte’s application for the Pettis County Local Municipality Infrastructure Improvement Grant for 2025 to the Commission.
- GIS/Grants Director James Theisen discussed temporary fencing pertaining to Pleasant View Road Bridge project.
- Citizen Robert Brown discussed an insurance claim.
- Auditor Beverly Dillon discussed end of the year budget transfers.
- Treasurer Kim Lyne visited the Commission.

December 31st:
- No Quorum.

January 1st:
- Courthouse Closed for New Year’s Day.

January 2nd:
- IT Director Brett Denomme visited the Commission.
- Commission approved an internal budget transfer for the Juvenile Office presented on January 2nd, 2025. Present: Auditor Beverly Dillon.
- Treasurer Kim Lyne to discuss budget transfers.
- Collector Marsha Boeschen met with Presiding Commissioner Bill Taylor.
- EMA Director Trisha Rooda discussed weather preparedness for this upcoming weekend.

January 3rd:
- County Clerk Nick La Strada visited the Commission.
- Commission approved internal budget transfers as old business, one for the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office Victim Advocate and two for the Sheriff’s Office submitted on January 2nd, 2025. Present: Treasurer Kim Lyne.

Commission Report for the Week of December 23rd, 2024 to December 27th, 2024December 23rd:911 Call Census: 1,664 Jail Ce...
12/27/2024

Commission Report for the Week of December 23rd, 2024 to December 27th, 2024

December 23rd:
911 Call Census: 1,664
Jail Census: 225
- No Quorum.

December 24th:
- Courthouse Closed for Christmas Eve.

December 25th:
- Courthouse Closed for Christmas Day.

December 26th:
- Commission went into closed session pursuant to Rsmo 610.021(1) for discussions with legal counsel.
- Citizen Travis DeMoss introduced the new Executive Director of the Pettis County Board of Services for the Developmentally Disabled, Katharine Robershaw, to the Commission.
- Presiding Judge Jeff Mittelhauser to visit the Commission.
- Assessor Chris Woolery discussed budget transfers.
- Auditor Beverly Dillon discussed internal budget transfer requests and items pertaining to county insurance policies.

December 27th:
- Commission approved internal budget transfers for the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office submitted on December 20th, 2024.
- Commission entered an item of new business due to its time sensitive nature, an internal budget transfer for the Assessor's Office submitted on December 26th, 2024. Commission approved the internal budget transfer for the Assessor's Office.

The Pettis County Road and Bridge Department would like to inform you that McVey Road, from Ingram to New York, will be ...
12/27/2024

The Pettis County Road and Bridge Department would like to inform you that McVey Road, from Ingram to New York, will be closed to all traffic for road work from 8:30 a.m., Monday, December 30th to 4:00 p.m., Monday, December 30th.

Safety is our #1 priority. We value our employees and you. As such, please watch for work zone signs and barricades. Please do not drive around the barricades, as signs and barricades are there to provide safety to all workers and to prevent damage to the construction site and/or your vehicle.

We appreciate your patience as we work to improve our roadways.

Pettis County Road and Bridge Department Update:Please note that this road closure has been extended. The reopening is n...
12/27/2024

Pettis County Road and Bridge Department Update:

Please note that this road closure has been extended. The reopening is now scheduled for 12/31/24 at 4:00 P.M. We appreciate your patience while our road crews work to complete this project.

The Pettis County Road and Bridge Department would like to inform you that 32nd Street, between Rissler Road and Oak Brook Boulevard, will be closed to all traffic for road work from 8:00 a.m., Thursday, December 12th to 4:00 p.m., Friday, December 27th.

Safety is our #1 priority. We value our employees and you. As such, please watch for work zone signs and barricades. Please do not drive around the barricades, as signs and barricades are there to provide safety to all workers and to prevent damage to the construction site and/or your vehicle.

We appreciate your patience as we work to improve our roadways.

Wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all of us here in Pettis County! May your ho...
12/26/2024

Wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all of us here in Pettis County!

May your holiday season be filled with joy, peace, and cherished moments.

Commission Report for the Week of December 16th, 2024 to December 20th, 2024December 16th:911 Call Census: 1,504Jail Cen...
12/20/2024

Commission Report for the Week of December 16th, 2024 to December 20th, 2024

December 16th:
911 Call Census: 1,504
Jail Census: 232
- Staff Meeting. Present: 911 Joint Communications Director Dannelle Lauder, EMA Director Trisha Rooda, Building & Grounds Director Chris Hoke, and Executive Assistant to the Commission Noah Shepard.
- Citizens Larry and Doris Mueller met with Western Commissioner Jim Marcum.
- Commission approved paying Road & Bridge Department employees working the night shift during snow removal operations an additional $1.00 per hour for hours worked from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
- Commission approved an internal budget transfer request for the County Clerk’s office that were submitted on December 10th, 2024.
- Commission approved Excavation Permit U2024-019 for Jumpstart Fiber.

December 17th:
- Sedalia Senior Center Vice Chair Rene Vance met with the Commission to discuss the possibility of county funding for the Senior Center. The Commission informed Ms. Vance that her request would be taken under consideration for potential action.
- Citizen Kyle Weymuth visited the Commission.
- Commission approved a computer licensing agreement Schedule ‘G’ for the Recorder of Deeds Office.
- Treasurer Kim Lyne discussed opioid settlement funds with the Commission.
- Auditor Beverly Dillon met with the Commission.
- Commission approved an internal budget transfer for the Road & Bridge Department transferring $350,000.00 to General Revenue.
- Presiding Judge Jeff Mittelhauser discussed the Courthouse closure on December 24th with the Commission.

December 18th:
- Commission reviewed and approved renewing all insurance policies with current vendors and agents pertaining to property and casualty, as recommended by Auditor Beverly Dillon. Present: Auditor Beverly Dillon.
- Commission approved naming a private road off of Menefee Road as ‘Carven Drive’.
- IT Director Brett Denomme reviewed his FY 2025 budget.

December 19th:
- Commission approved Commission Order 04-2024 #1883, County of Pettis to Extend a County-Wide Half Cent Sales Tax. Present: County Clerk Nick La Strada, Election Clerk Jeff Lockington, and Western Commissioner-Elect Mark Edwards.
- Commission and representatives from OWN Engineering and Widel Inc. conducted the final inspection for Bridge No. 1940016 Boonville Road Bridge over Shaver Creek. After the inspection of the bridge was complete, it was determined the project was substantially finalized and the road was ordered to be opened to traffic effective immediately. Also present: GIS/Grants Director James Theisen.
- Auditor Beverly Dillon visited the Commission.

December 20th:
- City of Sedalia Interim City Administrator Matt Wirt delivered the City of Sedalia’s application for the Pettis County Local Municipality Infrastructure Improvement Grant for 2025 to the Commission.
- Commission approved an internal budget transfer for the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office submitted on December 17th. Present: Auditor Beverly Dillon.

This morning, former and present elected officials, employees, friends, family, and colleagues from across the state gat...
12/20/2024

This morning, former and present elected officials, employees, friends, family, and colleagues from across the state gathered to bid farewell to Western Commissioner Jim Marcum.

Thank you, Jim for your 12 years of dedicated service to Pettis County! You will be missed.

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