Professional, kind, compassionate, and will work their tails off for our veterans! You need to be…read morewilling to do the work required for them to help you though! I recommend this office and the highly trained personnel who run it! They are true heroes and deserve our love and respect for what they do.

Friendly, and as helpful as they are allowed to be. They are easy to connect with, and explain…read moreclearly what they need in order to help me in the best possible way

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.

This facility is amazing - looks like it is brand new, has cheerful, friendly staff, and the…read moreveterans living there seemed happy and well cared for. This facility is superior to most private skilled nursing facilities.

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

I'm all for our police and what they do for us but the dispatchers need some serious work there was…read morea huge accident on I-5 on both sides of the freeway near lake boulevard I called to report that I almost got hit by a vehicle and two other vehicles I almost had to like merge there were vehicles all over the freeway they're not even parked properly and then I called to talk to a supervisor in dispatch to report what happened and they were like oh no we were sitting right there we know what the phone call was no they don't because the guy was trying to get me off the phone and I was trying to report a Ford explorer driving like an idiot in zero mile an hour traffic almost running me off the road and nobody cared and I got talked to disrespectfully by both dispatch and the supervisor and what's really sad is our community trust you guys and we pay your guys's bills and seriously I have no faith in the Reading Police department I do not and thank you for standing up for your dispatcher who totally disrespect

The staff is very nice. The reason only one star is that I don't think they properly warn about how…read morephysically challenging this tour is. Warning: If you are not in excellent and athletic condition, you should not go on this tour. There are hundreds of wet steep stairs in the caves. Then the long steep hike back up to the gift shop and your vehicle is torturous. Older people or people who have any physical limitations should rethink this tour.

A guided tour of Lake Shasta Cavern. You can get tickets online or in person inside their gift…read moreshop. Tour included boat ride to the bus, bus ride to the cavern. Inside the cave, there are so many different rock formations. Each section, our tour guide gave many interesting facts and information. Be prepared to walked through hundreds and hundreds of stairs. Up and down. Some can be pretty steep and slippery. The ground inside were mostly wet and muddy. I will recommend wearing comfy shoes, hiking shoes, closed toes shoes or any shoes you don't mind getting tons of muds on it. It can get chilly inside the cave, so bring a jacket just in case. At the end of the tour, you get a chance to take pictures with the beautiful colorful formations. Once the tour is done, you will walk back to the bus stop to get a ride back to the boat. The boat will then take you back to the starting point. Plenty of parking. There are restrooms to use.

Professional and courteous at all times. treat everyone with dignity and respect, which starts at…read morethe top with the sheriff.

Complete incompetence they getting people's business violate the law violated ADA laws violated the…read moreconstitutional civil rights bad county needs to get cleaned up

TERRIBLE FOOD AND EVEN WORSE SERVICE!…read more It was about 2am and after I assaulted a Jack In The Box employee I was taken here. I ASSUMED it was because they wanted to do right by me and provide me with food since the JITB employee was such a d***. They had me sit in what I can only assume was the reservation waiting area but I was surrounded by people who looked like they don't even eat food. I waited and waited and was finally taken to my own private dining room. I waited there for HOURS only to be served with what amounted to a generic brand lunchable. When I complained to the uniformed server he was very very mean to me. This restaurant is HORRIBLY designed because they put a metal toilet in the same room where they serve you your meal. Luckily I didn't have to pay a dime because they made me hand over everything in my pockets earlier on. -1/10 WILL NOT BE PATRONIZING THIS ESTABLISHMENT AGAIN!

The biscuits and gravy were amazing, but the service was not so wonderful. Shout out to Hodges! I…read morehope I spelled that correctly. He is a saint. Also, praise the Gerring! The true messiah.

The City Hall area is really lovely with a fountain in the center of the roundabout out front while…read moreoffering a small amount of parking. The grounds are well manicured with green grass and paths and shady areas to sit. There is also a sculpture park with some interesting pieces. I was here at a particularly busy time and I wonder if the aesthetic possibly effects the functionality as people were having to park blocks away and walk in the heat. I would prefer a larger parking space for citizens and less frills myself but having pretty things to look at is always nice.

This is a really beautiful place in Redding. The grounds are well kept with interesting sculptures…read moreand points of interest all over the place. The parking is free, and the signs say that it is open 7 days per week from 6AM to 10PM. The only complaint is that a lot of transients camp out in the back area, and thus, a really obnoxious security guard feels the need to harass anyone in the area to not loiter. My husband and I enjoy walking in this park and are frequently bothered by the security guard, telling us we have to leave because if anyone stays there too long the homeless will show up and start camping out. It's ridiculous. It's a public area and if we're not there before 6 or after 10, and not defacing anything, we should be left alone.