Clerk of the Board

The Clerk of the Board serves the people of Shasta County by providing equitable and transparent access to business conducted by its Board of Supervisors. Staff are committed to providing the public with excellent customer service, accurate and timely information, and integrity.

Clerk of the Board staff prepare agendas, minutes, and legal notices for Board of Supervisors meetings; communicate actions taken by the Board; maintain official records for the Board of Supervisors; and manage several other duties which contribute to transparent and accessible government.

To request records or to seek information about your Board of Supervisors, please contact us.

File a Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)

Elected officials and public employees who make or influence governmental decisions are required to submit the Form 700, Statement of Economic Interests. This contributes to transparency and accountability in government.

The Clerk of the Board is the filing officer for Shasta County employees, special districts, and numerous committees and commissions.

Serve on a Committee

County government includes a number of committees, commissions, and boards which range from specific, targeted focuses to long-term broad-based jurisdictional responsibilities. Committees represent a wide variety of interests, including health care, criminal justice, planning, housing, Community Advisory Boards for County Service Areas, and more. Residents of Shasta County are invited to participate within the community through membership on these boards.

This page contains information to assist you in participating. Thank you for your interest in serving your community!

Appeal a Property Assessment

The Assessment Appeals Board conducts hearings on property assessment disputes. After consideration of relevant evidence submitted at a hearing by the applicant/owner/agent and Assessor, it is the Assessment Appeals Board’s role to make a fair, impartial decision on whether the property value should be decreased, increased, or remain the same.

Contact the Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is the local governing body for Shasta County and is made up of five members who serve staggered four-year terms. Each Board Member is elected by, and represents, a different geographic area of the County.

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