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Nixa Police report 578 calls, 9 arrests in weekly update; department posts recruitment link
Summary
Officer Hausman of the Nixa Police Department said the agency handled 578 calls for service this week, including 80 traffic stops, nine arrests and three K‑9 deployments, and invited applicants to apply at nixapd.com.
Officer Hausman, a Nixa Police Department officer, reported that the department handled 578 calls for service this week, including 80 traffic stops and nine arrests.
The brief weekly update, delivered as a recorded message, listed the department’s activity totals and highlighted observances this week for emergency dispatchers and animal control officers. The message also included a recruitment note directing interested applicants to the department website.
"Officers had 578 calls for service this week, 80 of those being traffic stops," Hausman said. "We had 3 K-9 deployments, 9 car accidents, 56 reports, and 9 arrests this week." The recording identified the department as the Nixa Police Department and noted the jurisdiction also operates within Christian County.
Hausman noted two observances in the recording: "This week is the Emergency Telecommunications Week and also National Animal Control Officer Week," and offered thanks to personnel who serve in those roles.
On recruiting, Hausman said: "If you're interested in joining the Nixa Police Department, we have a few spots left to go to join nixapd.com and fill out the questionnaire form." The message did not specify hiring deadlines, appointment steps, or required qualifications.
The update concluded with Hausman saying, "We'll see you next week." There were no motions, votes, or formal actions reported in the message.
