Redding Police Department is one of the best! I appreciate the hard work and dedication from the…read moreofficers in this department.

Had an incident with a civil situation, called the cops and told him we may need them that we had…read morean adult with severe developmental learning disabilities, low spec, autism, oppositional, defiance disorder, and ADHD and that we are dealing with a company that is extremely threatening towards us, they refused to help us or deal with it until the incident had already happened. We went there the next day and the company decided to come and try to attack us and get us out of there when we were picking up our boat that they were working on and they decided to get vindictive and put the boat outside of the gates as we were trying to get our paperwork. It got very ugly, and the cops refused to help us parents who had our adult with disabilities right there dealing with this scenario, very concerned on this police department, not abiding by the mental disability law ADA law section 501 to 508 was trying to do a report yesterday. Sergeant never followed up or called very disappointed have had issues in the past concerning that they do not know how to treat special needs with the upmost priority...

My 2006 subrban and cargo trailer tagged as abandoned on Aug 5, 2025. Both registered and insured…read more I was in Woodland ca. when informed by neighbor. Both vehicle and trailer would have bern impoundrf in 72 hours. I talked with a seargent dupervisor and community ofgicer . They were profesdional but were not concerned. I was very disappointed with attitudes and poor public relations. Starr rateing 0....

Red Bluff PD is one of the last remaining "good ol boys" police departments left in this country…read more They arrested me for a DUI and refused to show me the results of the roadside breathalyzer. Then, they refused to take me to the hospital for a blood test as mandated by State law. After that, I was surrounded and threatened by 5 officers with them trying to physically force me to take another breathalyzer test at the station. I told them they were unethical and scandalous. A female officer yelled out, "he's resisting!" as I was sitting calmly cuffed with my hands behind my back. Then, two male officers bounced me off of three walls, threw me in a cell, dropped knees in my back and stripped me naked. There was no toilet in the room at it was very cold. I never flexed a muscle, raised my voice or threatened the whole time. They charged me with 6 trumped up offenses that were dismissed with me representing myself because my public defender, Miller, told me I was guilty of all charges. What is going on in this town? I try to avoid Red Bluff at all costs now. Heed my warning folks - you are not safe from police brutality in Red Bluff.

incoherent communication half the time. a slightly different set of instructions and directives…read morewith each person you speak to. Then when they know they have communicated poorly they blame you for not knowing. ridiculous waste of time.

The reason I'm writing this review about my very personal experience with the Redding DMV this…read moremorning is in hopes of helping them understand how some of their policies harm people like myself with disabilities. In spite of having experienced homelessness over the past year and having had extreme difficulties with obtaining my mail, I was able to get my hands on my DMV registration renewal notice. My renewal is due by April 26th. I wasn't able to get to my mailbox to get the paperwork until last week, because I was volunteering in Yosemite and was also hospitalized for some time in Fresno. I have to be in Oregon by the 28th for a different volunteer job. I thought that two weeks was still plenty of time to get it all taken care of. I had my car smogged in Folsom, and renewed my insurance in Burney. I purposely timed my travels so that I would be in Shasta when their DMV office opened on Thursday. They said they couldn't help me at all, but Redding could. So I backtracked over an hour to get back to Redding, where I was told, we can't do that in the office, you have to do it by mail. I almost started crying as I explained that I will lose my job if I'm not there by the 28th because of having to go back to Sacramento and wait for whenever the hell my sticker comes in the mail, and that this would also cause me to be homeless. So, if I wasn't able to obtain my sticker today, this would literally come at the cost of tax payers paying for me to live in the Sacramento homeless tiny home community and not even be able to think about applying for other jobs or move anywhere else until I could coordinate a ride to Orangevale to get my vehicle registration sticker from my PO box. And then who knows if I would even get another job-- it took months to line this one up. So they told me to go across town to this kiosk at Foodmaxx, which I did. But first, I explained that I have a disability and that I have low cost insurance. When I told the clerk that I have a disability and low cost insurance, he should have immediately escalated me to a manager. What he did instead was harm me by sending me on a fruitless wild goose chase which resulted in further loss of time and public humiliation... So I drove to this kiosk and waited again. It was in a shady part of town with no parking lot security. I paid my fees and was given a receipt that said my sticker would be mailed to my mailing address in Sacramento. I never cry. But I started crying right then and there. I cried all the way back to the DMV. I cried while I waited in line again, asked to talk to a manager or someone who could help me, and cried while I waited for them to call my number. People were laughing at me crying. I have a disability which makes it hard for me to regulate my emotions. What happens in a situation like this is my prefrontal cortex is actually not working correctly, it's actually shutting down because of PTSD but I guess to a lot of people, I look like a Karen and seeing me cry is like a wildly joyous and entertaining experience. So people are laughing at me and I'm crying as the manager explains that even though I have my receipt, the payment hasn't processed on her end and so the only way for me to get a sticker today is to actually pay my fee again. It would have cost me more than $200 to lose my summer job and go be homeless in Sacramento, which I would have to do if I was not able to get my sticker today. So I paid my fees again. There are a lot of people in this world with all kinds of disabilities that make it hard to pay fees online, by mail, or by phone. I drove literally hundreds of miles out of my way and was still given the run around. I'm very confident that this is going to result in civil rights suits against the DMV. This caused me so much distress for literally no reason. They had the sticker and were able to help me the whole time. One of the clerks came up to me and said, "I know it feels like you're getting the run around, but please scan this code and write a review to let our higher ups know how this is affecting you because they are the ones who are making us abide by these policies." But I disagree, if you know a client is disabled you should have made an exception in the first place, it's not okay to do something harmful because your boss who pays you a few cents more than minimum wage told you to.

Its funny to me that City Council talks about adding a bike lane downtown but no one recognizes…read morethat Chico Police don't enforce the laws regarding riding skateboards and bikes on the sidewalks downtown. Why would anyone think the bike lanes would be used if there is no reason to ride on the sidewalks? Chico Police are corrupt, and stupid. They couldn't find their way out of the parking lot without GPS.

The Chico Police department is awesome…read more We are Blessed to have them Courteous. prompt professional and effective Thank you

They were very helpful when we had a problem with our abusive, tempermental landlord who wanted to…read morepull all of the windows out of our three story residence in the middle of a typical Siskiyou winter. We were thankful that they were there when we needed them!

Chief Alves is top notch. A true class act. He is a law person the community can be proud of and…read morewatch set an example.

What can I say. I had to stop in Weed California. A small…read moretown feel but very liberal. If you are coming through, stop in a enjoy some local scenery.

Wee's a nice little town with a spectacular view of Mt. Shasta. Like much of Northern California,…read moreit's your typical mix of hicks, rednecks, dropouts and drifters.

Things and stuff in Redding…read more.. The coronavirus changed the way people live and how businesses operate. Redding has plenty of outdoor activities from hiking to fishing to kayaking... not to mention within a 30 mile radius of Redding are more than 600 square miles of State and National Parks and Forests open to public access. You'd be complying with social distancing! Redding is known as the "Trails Capital of California" unfortunately, I'm not an avid hiker. I live through hiking photos from seasoned hikers, Elmer and Shayla. I do enjoy sightseeing and beautiful scenery so we do "some" hiking. Redding experiences over 300 days of sunshine, Redding is the 2nd sunniest city in the U.S and last week we came to spend a weekend here. It was 108° degrees, humid, then the following day thunderstorm! Forbes Magazine named Redding a "Top 10 Fishing Town in North America." The Sacramento River runs clear and cold right through the heart of Redding and is California's longest river beginning near Mt. Shasta and flowing into the San Francisco Bay. All of Redding's drinking water comes from the Sacramento River. Redding is home to the Cascade Theatre which opened Friday, August 9, 1935. It's got some historic background behind it and, supposedly, it's haunted! Unfortunately, due to Covid-19 it remains temporarily closed. Under Governor Newsom's plan, venues like the Cascade Theatre will not be able to reopen until stage four. Damn this pandemic! Lastly, we saw for the first time The Sundial Bridge. The bridge is pretty famous and is a California icon and one of the largest working sundials in the world. It is a pedestrian bridge over the Sacramento River in the heart of Redding. Beautiful bridge. Saw it in the daytime and nighttime. Redding is not exempt from wildfires. In July 28, 2018 the city experienced one of the California's large wildfire that burned in Shasta and Trinity Counties -- The Carr Fire. This was big news in Northern California. The fire burned 229,651 acres destroying many homes and structures and, sadly, deaths. I found it ironic that the Carr Fire was caused by a car... yup, the fire started when a flat tire on a car caused the wheel's rim to scrape against the asphalt, creating sparks that set off the fire. So sad. We have not experienced a good dine-in restaurant in Redding because of the pandemic. I'm not fond of takeout too much. Once in a while I like to be served inside a nice restaurant. Review #1912

Downtown Redding is tiny. The main street is going through a renovation phase. There are unique…read morestores to shop and restaurants to dine-in. The only down side is there are trasients would approach to ask for money. The businesses frowned on it because they come back the same restaurant and wait on customer to peddle. Overall, not much to do in the downtown area.