News 19 September 2018

Protecting and serving

Zach Nosbisch pointed to the somewhat large cup of coffee and laughed when asked about making the adjustment from working overnights to taking on a day shift.“This has helped immensely,” New Hampton’s police chief said with a smile, “but in all seriousness, it is, I think, going well. The officers have been great to work with, we’re having good conversations and I really couldn’t have asked for much more three weeks into the job.”Still, after years of working as an overnight deputy for the Chickasaw County Sheriff’s Office, these 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. shifts are taking a little getting used to.“I’m adjusting, and it’s great. I’m not always so tired on the weekends and that’s great for my family,” he said, “but I pretty much drink coffee until I go home for lunch.”He’s not complaining, though, because he has his dream job.— For more on this story, see the Sept. 18 New Hampton Tribune.

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