Waynesville Weekly Updates w/Mayor Sean A. Wilson
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.
Waynesville Weekly Updates w/Mayor Sean A. Wilson
Waynesville Updates: Construction, Holidays, and Community Events
Mayor Sean Wilson takes to the microphone with his signature warmth to deliver crucial updates for the Waynesville community this week. The business landscape is evolving with McDonald's undergoing renovations and a new Domino's featuring both drive-in and drive-through service under construction on I-Cord Avenue. Both establishments are projected to open their doors this fall, bringing new dining options to our growing community.
The city continues making strides in accessibility with sidewalk and ADA upgrades currently underway. Mayor Wilson highlights the collaborative effort with MoDOT to resolve right-of-way issues, showcasing the partnership approach to community improvement. As always, he reminds residents that weather conditions may impact projected completion dates for all ongoing projects.
With Juneteenth approaching, there are important schedule changes to note. Trash pickup will shift to Wednesday, June 19th, with recycling moving to Friday, June 20th. City Hall will close for the holiday but reopen Friday from 8am to 4pm. The community is invited to celebrate Juneteenth at Rubidoux Park with live entertainment, food, and family activities honoring freedom and unity. Other exciting events on the horizon include the 37th annual Cave State Cruisers show, a PTSD awareness walk, and the rescheduled Skate on the Square event.
As July approaches, Mayor Wilson provides a timely reminder about fireworks regulations within city limits. Residents may discharge fireworks only on July 3rd-5th between 8am and 10pm on private property or in designated park areas. Children under 14 require adult supervision, and the city may issue temporary suspensions during drought or high winds. These guidelines ensure everyone can celebrate safely while respecting our community.
Have questions about any of these updates? Reach out to City Hall or the specific contact information provided for each event. Stay connected with us through our official channels and we'll see you around town at our upcoming community gatherings!
Good morning. This is Sean Wilson, the Mayor of Williamsville, with your weekly update for June 16th 2025. This week I have a short update and some important reminders. First, as everyone knows, mcdonald's is currently being renovated and right now is scheduled to be completed sometime in the fall. So we also have the new Domino's that is under construction on I-Cord Avenue in front of Bungard's. It's featuring both a drive-in and a drive-through service, and fall is also a projected date for that establishment as well. Our sidewalk and ADA accessible upgrades are underway. We are working with MoDOT and resolving some right-of-way issues and we appreciate their ongoing support through this process. Also, just as a reminder, weather also impacts or may delay our projected dates, as mentioned, so keep that in mind. Next, I want to share some updates and key dates that you need to be aware of this week.
Speaker 1:In observance of the Juneteenth holiday, on Thursday, june 19th, trash pickup will occur on Wednesday, june 18th and curbside recycling on Friday, june 20th. For questions, contact St Robert Transfer Station at 573-336-5155. That's 573-336-5155. Remember, trash will not be picked up this week, on Thursday, due to Juneteenth holiday celebration. Also, city Hall will be closed on Thursday, june 19th and will reopen on Friday, june 20th from 8 am to 4 pm. From 8 am to 4 pm.
Speaker 1:Join us on Thursday, june 19th, at 6 pm in the Rubidoux Park for an evening of live entertainment and local talent show, food and family fun as we honor the spirit of the freedom and unity. So everyone is invited. So come on out. Also coming up, we have the Cave State Cruisers. So don't miss the 37th annual Car Truck and motorcycle show on June 21st to the 22nd at the Ruby Doo Park. Enjoy classic cars and community fellowship and local vendors. We invite everyone out. This is always a great event. We also have a PTSD awareness walk. This is a public event and everyone is invited to attend. This is for PTSD awareness. On Friday, june 27th, at 6 pm at Pavilion no 2 in the Ruby Dew Park. This event supports awareness and healing for those impacted by post-traumatic stress disorder. For more information, please contact Sarah Hoy at sarahhoyatvagov. That's sarahhoyatvagov. Last, we have the Skate on the Square, which was rescheduled for Friday, june 27th, at 6 pm. This is a fun, family-friendly event with music, skating and games. So come on out in downtown Waynesville and bring your skates.
Speaker 1:As we continue to approach July and July 4th, we see already tents going up in the city for the sale of fireworks already tents going up in the city for the sale of fireworks. With the 4th of july approaching, please remember to follow the city's firework ordinance now. When can you discharge fireworks within the city limits of waynesville? July 3rd, 4th and the 5th, between the hours of 8 am and 10 pm. What are the permitted locations to discharge fireworks? You can do that on your private property with the owner's permission.
Speaker 1:Laughlin Park, designated areas within a Waynesville City Park, excluding the water spray pad, playground and other structures. Who may fire fireworks? I want to remind everyone that children under 14 may only discharge fireworks with the supervision by someone age 21 or older. I also want to point out under emergency hazardous conditions such as a drought or high winds, the city may issue a temporary suspension of all fireworks use. So let's celebrate responsibly and ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday for all. Again, thank you for your continued support in making Waynesville a wonderful place to live, work and thrive. Stay engaged and I look forward to seeing you around the town.