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Free program helps keep track of possessions to fight theft

Friday, May 19, 2023 at 12:00 AM

NIXA, Mo. — There has been a recent surge in thefts in the Nixa community and the police department has a way for you to protect your possessions.

“ReportIt“ is a free program where you can create an account that only you can see and if your property is stolen, it is an excellent tool for the police to use to get your possessions back.

“You can put all of your receipts, pictures of your property, and all of those things while they are still in your possession, and if they are stolen, lost, damaged, or anything like that, you can check a few boxes that you need to report and it generates a sheet with pictures and everything,“ said Nixa Detective Noel Young.

The full article is available at ozarksfirst.com.

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