It’s Independence Day week and many people will be celebrating the United States’ Birthday with fireworks. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager tells us to be safe this week and reminds us about Minnesota’s fireworks law. Hager says the 4th of July is one of the deadliest days for Minnesota drivers and he reminds people to…
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During his “Ask a Chief” segment on the KRJB Kaleidoscope, Ada Police Chief Steve Hager was recently asked a question regarding Minnesota’s “move over laws”, also known as the Ted Foss Law which and what your supposed to do when coming up on an emergency responder with their lights on. Vehicles covered under Minnesota’s move…
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The World of Outlaws’ Late Models are coming to Ada Saturday, and thousands of people are expected to flood the city of Ada to watch the “greatest show on dirt.” Ada Police Chief Steve Hager says his department is ready for the influx and is looking forward to the event. Hager also encourages everyone to…
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During his Kaleidoscope appearance on Thursday, Ada Police Chief Steve Hager said the Ada Police Department along with the City of Ada may start discussions on a potential Body Camera Ordinance. Hager says the Ada Police Department is also excited to welcome a new Reserve Officer as well. For the full conversation with Steve Hager…
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The Ada Police Department and Ada Borup West School held their School Resource Officer Golf Scramble Friday afternoon. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager says the event was a huge success. Ada Borup West Superintendent Aaron Cook shared similar sentiments. Hager says the SRO was positioned at the Ada Borup West School the final month of…
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Spots are still available for the Ada Borup West School Resource Officer Golf Scramble fundraiser on Friday June 7. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager says the event will be a good time and that all funds raised from the event will go to the Ada Borup West SRO program. Registration for a four person team…
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During his monthly Kaleidoscope Appearance on Monday Ada Police Chief Steve Hager discussed the new school resource officer position and how things went in their first few weeks at Ada Borup West. Hager says the program so far has been a huge success. Hager says these early results were the reason he wanted to get…
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Members of the Norman County Sheriff’s Office, Ada Police Department, and Twin Valley Police Department were in training on Monday and Tuesday and are now certified to use Project Lifesaver throughout Norman County. Norman County Chief Deputy Matt Wagner tells us more. Wagner is hopeful that they can start taking signups in the coming weeks…
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