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Pettis County Commission speak at Sedalia Chamber Breakfast
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Source: Sedalia Democrat

The Pettis County Commission outlined plans for county office relocations, upcoming state legislative challenges and rural road infrastructure during the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce’s monthly breakfast meeting Thursday, Nov. 12. Presiding Commissioner Bill Taylor told attendees that remodeling will soon begin on the former Sedalia Democrat building, which the county recently purchased. He said county offices will move into the space within a year, and officials are negotiating to bring the local Department of Motor Vehicles office into the same facility. “We’re in discussions with them now, so it’ll be a lot more convenient for the citizens to be able to come in, get their license, go to the assessor or the collector, whatever they’ve got to do, instead of having to drive clear across town,” Taylor said.
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