Waynesville Weekly Updates w/Mayor Sean A. Wilson

Mayor Sean A. Wilson
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Join Mayor Sean A. Wilson for weekly community updates for Waynesville. Periodically, he will have community guests who will share resources throughout the area for our citizens. 

Episodes

  1. 6D AGO

    A Mayor’s Gratitude For Community, Service, And Home

    Send us a text A warm Christmas message from Mayor Sean Wilson shares gratitude for a year of celebration, service, and progress across Waynesville, St. Robert, Fort Leonard Wood, and Pulaski County. We reflect on festivals, honor veterans, highlight infrastructure and health milestones, and thank the people who quietly care for neighbors. • highlights from parades, festivals, and Route 66 traditions • pride in Fort Leonard Wood and honoring Master Sergeant Gene Blunt • local growth through new businesses and the farmers’ market • leadership development and community programs • a rescued bald eagle as a symbol of stewardship • sidewalks, infrastructure, and the new regional airport terminal • anticipation for the General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital opening • holiday service efforts, Shop with a Cop, Toys for Tots, and Salvation Army support • acknowledgement of loss, resilience, and regional unity • closing Christmas blessing to all families We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    5 min

  2. DEC 9

    Parades, Cones, And Council Seats: Tis The Season

    Send us a text We share holiday highlights, offer thanks to volunteers, and lay out key dates that affect daily life, from City Hall hours to council filing and construction on Route 66. We also invite everyone to honor service at Wreaths Across America and explain how to stay connected while meetings pause. • Thanks to volunteers and organizers of Christmas on the Square and the Annual Christmas parade. • City Hall closure window for staff luncheon and same-day hours • City Council candidate filing dates and where to file • Route 66 sidewalk project timeline, traffic and safety notes • Wreaths Across America details, shuttles and speed guidance • December pause for meetings with January resumption • how to stay updated via the city app and the mayor’s podcast Download the city app to stay abreast of all changes according to our calendar in real time Follow the City Podcast where I share more detailed updates without time restrictions We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    4 min

  3. NOV 19

    Students, Shops, And Civic Action Transform Waynesville

    Send us a text We share student-driven ideas to improve mobility and quality of life, highlight Pink Friday to support local shops, and outline steps to fix utility bill delays. We launch the Waynesville Action Group to preserve our story while planning smarter for the future. • Missouri S&T partnership and community design proposals • Walking bridge, mountain bike trail, safer school access • Public displays of student projects at City Hall and online • Council meeting details and open invitation to attend • Pink Friday shopping and participating local businesses • Utility billing delays, new deadline, e-billing sign-up • City Hall dropbox usage and staff support • Waynesville Action Group meeting and heritage goals • Thanksgiving closures and upcoming resource roundup Please send an email to mayor@waynesvillemo.org with the "Waynesville Action Group" in the subject line. We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    5 min

  4. OCT 29

    A Mayor’s Update On Safety, Awards, And What’s Next

    Send us a text We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator  • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn  • Halloween hours and safety guidance  • Application deadline and City Hall contact  • Resolutions including airport board reappointment  • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road  • Utility rate changes effective 2026  • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements  • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis not passed  • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects  • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings  • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    6 min

  5. OCT 14

    A mayor’s note on gratitude, safety, and what’s next for our city

    Send us a text A week of gratitude, progress, and practical wins for Waynesville, from a vibrant Oktoberfest to new murals, K‑9 training, and smart upgrades to our electric grid. We also share app raffle winners, staff certifications, community honors, and key dates for Pumpkin Fest and Veterans Day. • Oktoberfest highlights and volunteer thanks • Public art mural and cross-sector teamwork • K‑9 training outcomes and public safety impact • City app raffle winners and download reminder • Staff certifications in ethics and governance • Electric upgrades, advanced metering and outage tools • Community awards and parks operations excellence • Business spotlight and local partnerships • Pumpkin Fest vendor meeting and event details • Veterans Day ceremony and parade schedule Please check your voicemail, Rich, and visit City Hall to claim your prize If you haven’t downloaded the City app yet, please do We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    7 min

  6. SEP 3

    Waynesville Weekly: September Updates from Mayor Wilson

    Send us a text Mayor Sean Wilson delivers Waynesville's weekly update for September 1st, 2025, covering committee meetings, community partnerships, and upcoming events. He congratulates downtown restaurant Mu Bahn Thia as the business spotlight for September while detailing the city's ongoing initiatives to improve safety, mobility, and community engagement. •  Mu Bahn Thia is recognize as September's business spotlight, located on downtown city square • Committee meetings scheduled throughout the first two weeks of September • Partnership with Rolla S&T students for capstone projects focusing on safety, mobility, and traffic flow • Armed Services YMCA Patriot Day event on September 13th at Roubidoux Park • Orientation program for newly appointed council and planning/zoning officials • Citizens encouraged to download the free City app with goal of reaching 2,000 downloads by end of 2025 Download the Waynesville City app to stay informed and receive essential notifications. It's completely free, and you can choose which notifications matter most to you. We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    4 min

  7. AUG 27

    City Council Highlights and Community Opportunities from Mayor Wilson

    Send us a text Mayor Sean Wilson delivers Waynesville's weekly update covering recent City Council actions and community announcements. Two new volunteers join city leadership as Anthony Harold fills a vacant council seat and Donald Coleman joins the Planning and Zoning Board. • City seeking volunteers for Planning & Zoning Board, Board of Adjustments, and Park Board • Council unanimously approved ad valorem tax rate and community improvement district expansion  • State Representative Don Mayhew provided legislative updates • Council passed seven ordinances including agreements with PayPro and Oracle, budget adjustments, and Pinnacle Park development • City Hall closed September 1st for Labor Day • Upcoming events include Pink and Sugars car show (August 30) and YMCA Patriot Day (September 13) Please download the Waynesville City app to stay informed and receive essential notifications. This powerful tool shares critical safety information, general updates, and upcoming meetings with customizable notification options – and it's completely free. We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    7 min

  8. AUG 19

    Mayor's Weekly Update

    Send us a text Mayor Sean Wilson delivers his weekly update, highlighting recent meetings, upcoming events, and opportunities for community involvement in Waynesville. • Sustainable Ozark Partnership meeting provided updates on Fort Leonard Wood hospital maintaining current care levels and improved housing plans • Anthony Harold nominated to fill Councilman Ryan Hicks' unexpired term in Ward 2, pending council approval at Thursday's meeting • Current openings available on the planning and zoning board with applications at waynesvillemog.org • City Hall will be closed September 1st for Labor Day • Upcoming community events include the Pink Sugar Events Car and Craft Show (August 30th) and Armed Services YMCA Patriot Day (September 13th) • Important reminder to remain cautious during school hours and watch for children at bus stops I encourage everyone to consider volunteering for one of our city boards. Even if there are no immediate openings, we maintain a pool of candidates for future consideration. We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    3 min

  9. AUG 13

    Building a Stronger Waynesville: Community Events, City Progress, and Your Invitation

    Send us a text Mayor Sean Wilson delivers his weekly update for Waynesville, thanking participants of the Back to School Extravaganza and announcing upcoming community events. He recognizes Daniel Sheldon's prestigious utility service award and details the extensive work completed by the Roads and Grounds team while encouraging residents to download the city app. • Back to School Extravaganza at the ARC Sports and Recreational Center helped families prepare for the school year • Bikers for Backpacks will host another school supply giveaway on August 16th at Piney River Tap Room (5-7pm) • Daniel Sheldon from the Electric Department received the 2025 MPUA Personnel Service Award • Roads and Grounds team completed 22 service orders, hauled 105 loads of rocks, and performed numerous maintenance tasks • Upcoming events include the Bad Dog Race (August 16th), Pink Sugar car and craft show (August 30th), and YMCA Patriot Day (September 13th) • The city aims to reach 2,000 downloads of the Waynesville City app by December 31st Please download the Waynesville City app to stay updated with all the local changes and emergency notifications from the city. Help us to reach 2,000 downloads by December 31st. We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    5 min

  10. AUG 6

    Waynesville Community News: Tax Rates, School Supplies, and Upcoming Events

    Send us a text Mayor Sean Wilson delivers the weekly update for Waynesville, covering important tax information, community events, and infrastructure developments. The update highlights several initiatives to support families as the new school year approaches. • Public hearing scheduled for August 21st at 5:30 pm regarding property tax rates • Proposed general fund tax rate for the current year is .5864 per $100 assessed valuation (down from .6306 in 2024) • Business Graphics recognized as the Waynesville Business Spotlight for August • Back to School Extravaganza on August 9th from 9am-1pm offering free backpacks, groceries, and more • Riverside shop collecting school supplies and offering 10% discount on purchases • Sidewalk project from Ruby Dew Bridge to I-Cord Avenue progressing with MoDOT approval • Downtown service station offering chance to win free gas tank fill-up • Waynesville St. Robert Senior Center hiring kitchen assistant and driver positions • Jeep versus classic car show scheduled for August 30th at Ruby Do Park Thank you for your continued support in making Waynesville a wonderful place to live, work and thrive. We share the story of Pumpkin Fest passing to new leadership, honor local award winners, and walk through key council decisions on sidewalks, utilities, and annexation. We preview the WAG kickoff, student design proposals, Halloween safety, and Veterans Day plans. • Pumpkin Fest legacy and new facilitator • Community awards for Joanne and Brooklyn • Halloween hours and safety guidance • Application deadline and City Hall contact • Resolutions including airport board reappointment • Annexation of Rocky Dale Road • Utility rate changes effective 2026 • TAP grant phases for sidewalk improvements • Rezoning request on Rocky Dale and Lyle Curtis did not pass • WAG meeting launch for cultural heritage projects • Missouri S&T student design concepts and briefings • Veterans Day parade time and location We will meet at the St. Robert Municipal Parking lot at 11 a.m., with the parade kicking off at around 11:30 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony

    5 min
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Join Mayor Sean A. Wilson for weekly community updates for Waynesville. Periodically, he will have community guests who will share resources throughout the area for our citizens. 

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