Patrol Division

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Mike Ashmun
Captain, Patrol Operations

2490 Radio Ln.
Redding, CA.
(530) 225-3700

 

Patrol Operations

Patrol Operations is divided between two Patrol Stations and three Patrol Sub-Stations.

 

The Shasta County Sheriff’s Patrol Operations area of responsibility encompasses approximately 3,700 square miles of unincorporated area of Shasta County and is bordered with mountain ranges on three sides of the county.

 

Patrol Operations is directed by one Division Commander Captain and one Burney Lieutenant. The main Patrol Operations station is located in Redding and serves the many communities located within the north end of the Sacramento Valley known locally as the Redding Basin.

 

The Burney Station serves the Intermountain Area including Burney, Fall River Mills, McArthur, and many other smaller intermountain communities. There are three Patrol Sub-Stations; Shingletown and Lakehead serve their respective outlaying communities and a third sub-station, shared with Anderson Police Department, is located at the Anderson Outlets in the Southern end of Shasta County.

 

 

Shasta County is a vast area with many small communities.  Patrol Operations strives, with limited resources, to protect and serve each community and Deputies are generally considered the backbone of the County Law Enforcement.  The focus and commitment of the Shasta County Sheriff’s Patrol Operations is protection of the public, the aggressive investigation of crime through diligent follow-up investigation, and providing outstanding service to the public.

Burney Intermountain Station
20509 Shasta St.
Burney, CA.
(530) 335-4511

City of Shasta Lake
(530) 245-6096

Lakehead Substation
(530) 238-8648

Shingletown Substation
31185 Hwy 44
Shingletown, CA.
(530) 474-5242 or (530) 245-6540

The substation is located in the small town of Shingletown, about 45 minutes east of Redding on Highway 44, heading towards Lassen Volcanic National Park.