ADA, MN—Ada Police say you shouldn’t believe a Facebook post that’s been springing up recently. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager describes the post. Hager says the post in question has been seen in many other communities around the US.
While Minnesotans and North Dakotans are used to driving in winter conditions, road conditions can often be worse than they appear. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager reminds drivers to drive the conditions this winter, and to test the road before getting up to speed. Hager also reminds Ada residents about the City’s winter parking rules,…
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New Year’s Eve is today, and millions across the United States will be celebrating, with adult beverages. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager reminds people to use common sense, and not drive drunk. He also says the Ada Police Department will be continuing their Toward Zero Death Champaign on New Years. While on the topic of…
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Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and with the arrival of snow people are encouraged to be safe on the roads. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager reminds motorists to slow down a bit, so you can get to your Thanksgiving celebration without incident. During his visit on the KRJB Kaleidoscope program, Hager said that the department has already…
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During his appearance on the KRJB Kaleidoscope Ada Police Chief Steve Hager reported that there have been reports across Norman County of fuel thefts from farm equipment. Hager encourages people to report any suspicious activity around unattended equipment to the Norman County Sheriff’s Office. Hager also encourages farmers to take theft prevention measures as well. …
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The Ada Borup West (ABW) School District is in their first full year of having a school resource officer (SRO) program, and school officials have reported tons of success with the program. ABW SRO Alex Saric was a guest on the KRJB to introduce himself to the community, and give an update on how the…
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Ada Police Chief Steve Hager was a guest on the KRJB Kaleidoscope Program on Tuesday to give an update on the happenings at the Ada Police Department. Of the things discussed included the Ada Borup West SRO position, which is in the midst of its first full school year. Hager says so far the position…
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School is back in session for schools across Minnesota and North Dakota, and that means that roads will be extra busy with school buses out of their morning, and afternoon bus routes. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager reminds drivers about school bus traffic laws, and encourages all drivers to be extra cautious. The full conversation…
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