About 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.
Primary Election Recap Plus I-44 Construction Relief In Waynesville
Send us Fan Mail We share Waynesville’s latest civic news, starting with the primary election results and a push to keep voter participation strong ahead of the November general election. Then we bring good news on I-44 construction, highlight a free Route 66 concert night, and show you a simple tool for sharing local events. • congratulating primary winners and thanking citizens for supporting initiatives • encouraging continued focus and turnout for the November general election...
21 Jul 2026
What Does A Good Neighbor Look Like
Send us Fan Mail We share Waynesville’s key events for the week, from a duck race fundraiser for military families to a free Route 66 Summer Concert at Roubidoux Park. We also recap major July 16 City Council highlights, including a new police chief, retirements for two longtime leaders, and a youth-led act of service that shows what community looks like. • Armed Services YMCA duck race details, prizes, and support for military families • Route 66 Summer Concert Series at Roubidou...
9 Jun 2026
What Happens When A Town Builds Community In A Park
Send us Fan Mail We share a fast, practical Waynesville update focused on summer events at Roubidoux Park and how to get more involved with what’s happening in town. We also highlight Route 66 centennial celebrations, major June car events, and a schedule change for trash pickup due to Juneteenth. • thanking the community for Kids to Park Day and the teams who plan it • ways to volunteer through the Waynesville city park board and when meetings happen • Music in the Park on...
27 May 2026
Waynesville Weekend And Summer Update
Send us Fan Mail We share a fast, practical rundown of what’s happening in Waynesville, from big weekend competitions to park events that get families outside together. We also flag key city projects and summer dates so you can plan early and show up where it counts. • CBRN Warrior competition at Roubidoux Park and why it matters locally • Team Justice 3v3 soccer tournament focused on mentorship and sportsmanship • Kids To Park Day details, activities, prizes, and the push f...
25 May 2026
Memorial Day Greeting
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13 May 2026
National Police Week Gratitude And A Real Talk On Vandalism
Send us Fan Mail We share a candid weekly update for Waynesville that starts with gratitude for our police officers and turns into a direct call for residents to take responsibility for safety and respect for property. We also highlight mental health awareness, thank the people who make community events possible, and share key dates for Memorial Day and graduation season. • National Police Week recognition and appreciation for officers’ workload • Recent vandalism and hit and runs...
6 May 2026
Freedom Fest (Red, White, & Blue); Civiltiy Speak Your Peace
Send us Fan Mail We share a lesson on civility from the National Civics Bee and why focusing on problems instead of personal attacks helps our whole community get more done. We also run through what’s happening around Waynesville this week, from Freedom Fest to committee meetings and a local business spotlight. • judging the National Civics Bee and what impressed us about the students’ ideas and presentations • the Civics Bee rule that requires issue focused problem solving without nami...
28 Apr 2026
What’S Happening In Waynesville On Route 66 This Week
Send us Fan Mail Waynesville doesn’t “just happen” on its own. It’s built week by week through strong schools, local events that bring people downtown, and residents who show up when decisions are being made. I’m Mayor Sean Wilson, and this weekly update for April 26, 2026 pulls together the biggest community highlights and the most useful dates so you can plan your week and stay connected. We start with a big win for education in Waynesville, Missouri: Ozark Technical Community College at t...
21 Apr 2026
A Mayor’s Field Report On Service And Momentum
Send us Fan Mail We share the latest Waynesville wins, from a weather-pivoted Sapper competition to national recognition for electric reliability. We also honor a standout police officer, preview upcoming community events, and ask you to help keep the city’s momentum going. • Sapper competition success despite weather changes • Thanks to Waynesville R6, Fort Leonard Wood partners, and community support • Why positive change in City Hall is not a coincidence • Recogniti...
14 Apr 2026
Spring Cleanup Dates Plus How Curbside Pickup Works In Waynesville
Send us Fan Mail We share key dates and simple actions that make Waynesville run better, from Spring Cleanup logistics to weekend community staples. We also celebrate a major utility reliability honor, then close with safety reminders and a City Council invite so you can stay informed and involved. • Spring Cleanup on September 16 and 17 with curbside pickup starting at 7 a.m. • Clearing yard waste and bulky items that built up over winter • Checking the city flyer for what ...
31 Mar 2026
Easter Closures, Council Meetings, And Spring Cleanup Dates;
Send us Fan Mail We share holiday service changes, upcoming council committee meetings, and key April dates residents need on their calendars. We also highlight ways to get involved, support families, celebrate Route 66 history, and promote local events for free. • City Hall closing at 10 a.m. Friday and reopening Monday morning • Utility committee, economic development committee, and roads and grounds meeting times • Inviting residents to attend meetings and share concerns through ward repre...
24 Feb 2026
Waynesville Winter Bill Relief Explained
Send us Fan Mail Winter Storm Fern pushed heaters into overdrive, and many of us are feeling it on our March utility bills. We lay out exactly what changed, what didn’t, and how the city stepped in to shield residents from the worst of the cost spikes—holding electric rates steady by ordinance and absorbing more than $200,000 in supplier costs rather than passing them along. We also explain why natural gas totals rose, how commodity pricing works, and the simple steps you can take to better m...
5 Feb 2026
How A Small Town Won Big: Waynesville’s Story Goes Statewide
Send us Fan Mail A community win deserves a bigger stage, and Waynesville just earned one. After an outpouring of votes and neighbor-to-neighbor support, we’re officially part of the Missouri Humanities Small Town Showcase, a statewide celebration of local stories tied to the U.S. 250 commemoration. We walk through what this recognition means, how a film and podcast team will capture the town’s voice, and why your story—whether it’s about Route 66 memories, neighborhood milestones, or quiet a...
13 Jan 2026
Trust, Timing, And A City’s Promise To Serve Better
Send us Fan Mail We extend utility payment due dates to January 20 to relieve pressure from recurring mail delays and explain our plan to keep local mail local. We also invite residents to enroll in e‑billing, attend the Thursday council meeting, and note the MLK Day closure. • new utility due date on 20 January with penalties starting 21 January • recurring mail delays and impact on billing trust • legislative push to keep local mail local • e‑billing sign‑ups to reduce delivery risk • redu...
7 Jan 2026
Route 66 Centennial Plans And Community Momentum
Send us Fan Mail We share a safety-first plan for Route 66 upgrades, a slate of centennial events, and a community history project built to welcome visitors while honoring local roots. We also outline committee schedules, a legacy business program, the Veterans Day Parade, and how to vote for the Small Town Showcase. • Sidewalk installation and speed awareness along Route 66 • Committee week schedule across utilities, roads, public safety, HR and finance • Route 66 centennial eve...
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