The 2024–2025 Shasta County Grand Jury has released four public reports addressing a range of local government topics, from public safety and corrections to community development and municipal operations. These reports reflect the Grand Jury’s independent investigations and include findings and recommendations for transparency, effectiveness, and public service improvements.
The newly published reports include:
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The Shasta County Jail: What’s Happening on the Inside?
An investigation into recent in-custody deaths, jail population trends, staffing, surveillance, and the impact of criminal justice legislation. -
Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility – Transforming the Lives of Youth
A review of operations at the Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility, highlighting education, mental health care, vocational training, and facility conditions. -
Downtown Paid Parking Program – City of Redding
An evaluation of the implementation and effectiveness of the City of Redding’s paid parking strategy, including community feedback and program goals. -
Quartz Hill Subdivision Development – Transparency: Is it Clear?
A report on public engagement and transparency in the City of Redding’s planning process for a proposed residential development near 850 Quartz Hill Road.
About the Shasta County Grand Jury
The Shasta County Grand Jury is a civil oversight body composed of 19 volunteer residents appointed by the Superior Court. It serves as an independent watchdog of local government agencies—investigating operations and issuing public reports with findings and recommendations.
To learn more about the Grand Jury, view current and past reports, or apply to serve in a future term, visit the official webpage:
shastacounty.gov/grand-jury