Reeds Spring Police Department

02/04/2022

02/04/2022

Roads are bad please be safe! On another note our town looks so pretty in the snow!

02/03/2022

Reminder if you DO NOT need to be out please STAY HOME!! We want our citizens to be safe !

02/03/2022

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Check out Branson, as the ground starts to turn white. See the latest conditions with our cameras placed across the Ozarks: https://www.ky3.com/weather/cams/

02/01/2022

The next couple of days the weather is supposed to get pretty nasty. Please everyone stay home ! If you have to get out make sure u have an emergency road kit in your car and your phone fully charged!

01/20/2022

Reminder to ALL PET OWNERS : Please remember that it is so cold outside and you should think about your fur babies. Please bring them inside.

01/15/2022

If you live on Woodland or visiting someone stay where you are there is a car that is stuck on the hill. The city has plowed but the owner of the vehicle is waiting on a tow truck. Please be patient and careful!

01/15/2022

Roads can be very slippery please be careful ! If you have to go out make sure you have an emergency kit ( blanket, cat litter, small shovel, phone charger, ice scrapper etc.) in your vehicle to keep you safe.

01/07/2022

Be careful and be safe the roads are still slick!

01/01/2022

Happy New Year 🎊🎈🎆 we would like to wish everyone a wonderful 2022 !! Be safe and please don’t drink and drive!

12/30/2021

Yesterday Tuesday 12/28/2021 Chief West and Explorer Ellersick was patrolling on highway 248 and they spotted an injured hawk. As you may or may not know, Hawks are protected by law here in Missouri. This is because of their role in the balance in the pyramid. Hawks are the top of the pyramid and known as raptors or birds of prey. If the amount of prey in the pyramid decreased then the next level of the pyramid this would be animals like squirrels, snakes, and rabbits and this level would be overpopulated. With the second level of the pyramid being over populated the last level which is the habitat would not be able to support all the animals in the middle pyramid. So Chief West reached out to the Dickerson Park Zoo in hope that they would be able to help rehabilitate it. To his luck they were able to take it and treat it. The hawk was named Rosie . Here are a few pictures of Rosie the Hawk, Explorer Ellersick, and a zoo keeper at the zoo.