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Mayor Wilson delivers the weekly Waynesville update covering community events, municipal services, and important safety information. His message emphasizes community connection while providing practical information for residents.

• Old Settlers Day 2025 takes place July 26-27 at Ruby Dew Park with opening ceremony at 10am on Saturday
• Waynesville St. Robert Senior Center hosting fundraiser meal on July 27th from 12-2pm ($10 adults, $5 children)
• Trash must be placed curbside by 6am on collection day
• Yard sale signs prohibited in traffic circle per MoDOT regulations
• Citizens encouraged to download free Citi app for important notifications
• Animal control department fully staffed with new commercial washer/dryer from grant
• Animal shelter has taken in over 170 dogs this year and needs food donations
• All dogs must be leashed in city limits - report strays to 573-774-2414
• Police handled over 700 calls including 251 traffic stops and arrested three for DUI
• McDonald's opening this fall and hiring at $14/hour with benefits
• Heat safety reminders: stay hydrated, check on vulnerable neighbors and pets

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Mayor Sean Wilson delivers Waynesville's weekly update covering essential schedule changes, upcoming events, and community initiatives. The mayor emphasizes the importance of community engagement and shares news about a beloved city employee's passing.

• Residential trash collection will begin at 6 am instead of 7 am starting July 17th
• City Council meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 17th at 5 pm
• Old Settlers Day 2025 will take place July 26-27 featuring Civil War skirmishes, duck races, and live music
• The city aims to reach 2000 downloads of its free community app by December 31st
• Smoking (including vaping and marijuana) and drinking are prohibited in city park areas
• The community mourns the loss of Mitch McDonald, retired city employee and Marine Corps Sergeant Major

Please help us reach our goal of 2000 app downloads by December 31st. Download the city app today to receive essential notifications and stay connected with your community.

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Mayor Sean Wilson shares important updates for Waynesville residents as we approach the Independence Day holiday and several community events. The weekly update covers everything from City Hall closures to opportunities for civic engagement and safety reminders.

• City Hall will be closed July 4th for Independence Day, reopening Monday, July 7th at 8am
• Several committee meetings scheduled throughout early July including Rose and Grounds, Emergency Services, Finance, Utility, Economic Development, and Park Board
• Council seeking Ward 2 resident to fill unexpired term following Councilman Ryan Hicks' resignation
• K-9 Officer Corey Hoard recognized as Waynesville Police Department Officer of the Year
• Free City of Waynesville app available on Android and iOS devices provides emergency alerts and city announcements
• City aiming for 2000 app downloads by year-end as part of communication strategy
• Fireworks permitted July 3-5 between 8am-10pm on private property or designated park areas
• Old Settlers Day 2025 scheduled for July 26-27 featuring Civil War reenactments, music, and community activities
• Reminder that placing signs in the traffic circle at Highway T and 17 is prohibited
• Safety reminders for the holiday weekend include driving slowly through neighborhoods, buckling up, and avoiding phone use while driving