Temperatures across the Red River Valley are expected to get warmer over the next couple weeks, and with that comes more walking traffic in the City of Ada, and the surrounding communities. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager reminds these walkers to watch out for vehicles. If you’re walking or running out of city limits, you…
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One scenario that many area families have to deal with at some point is what they can do when a loved one is no longer able to drive safely. During his month “Ask a Chief” segment on the KRJB Kaleidoscope Ada Police Chief Steve Hager gave an example of this, and what options the family…
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During his monthly appearance on the KRJB Kaleidoscope Ada Police Chief Steve Hager said his department has been seeing an increase in parking violations. Hager said one type of violation he has been seeing more of is handicap parking violations, and he shares some reminders on handicap parking. Hager also shared some reminders when it…
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During his appearance on the KRJB Kaleidoscope Program Ada Police Chief Steve Hager did his Ask A Chief Segment, and answered some questions community members have asked him. The first question Hager answered was centered around renters rights, and how a renter can learn what rights they have to protect themselves. There have been past…
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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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