Lori Haney, Executive Director of Citizens Against Spouse Abuse, discusses the various departments of CASA and services provided.

Brad Anders, Pettis County Sheriff, discusses changes in county law enforcement since he took office, and issues that need to be addressed, including Proposition A, that calls for a sales tax increase to benefit the Sheriff’s Department operations, and repairs and improvements required at the county jail.

David Dick, Presiding Commissioner of Pettis County, discusses the state of the county, including items of significance that were addressed during the last year, and issues of importance in the coming year.

Amy Epple, Executive Director of Sedalia Parks and Recreation, discusses the new Heckart Community Center, and all of the benefits it will be bringing to the citizens of the community.

Amanda Davis, Executive Director of Open Door, discusses the various departments of Open Door and services provided.

Missouri State Representative Brad Pollitt discusses issues being addressed in the state legislature, including his position on those issues, and other items of local interest.

Kelvin Shaw, City Administrator of Sedalia, discusses the state of the city, including items of significance that were addressed during the last year, and issues of importance in the coming year.

Gary Beckman, Jeff Wimann, and Kathleen Boswell, presidents of the Sedalia Kiwanis Club, Lion’s Club, and Rotary Club, respectively, discuss their respective service organizations, and the services provided to the community, as well as membership and other aspects of the clubs.

Derrick Standley, with Presidio Environmental, discusses the proposed landfill and recycling center to be constructed west of Sedalia.

State Representative Brad Pollitt, SFCC President Dr. Joanna Anderson, and Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe, discuss the potential joint acquisition of four hundred acres of land to the west of the current college and state fair properties, to allow for the expansion of both entities.