An arrest warrant in Shasta County, California, requires a court appearance for either a misdemeanor or felony. Active arrest warrants give law enforcement the ability to search and detain an individual to appear before the court.
An arrest warrant is an order that a court judge has signed. It contains the charges for which the warrant is made and is usually backed by evidence or facts that would lead an average person to believe that a crime has been committed.
An outstanding warrant issued in Shasta County, CA, stays in effect until the individual is detained, bail is posted, or the subject appears before the court.
The official source of information for a warrant search in Shasta County, CA would be the Shasta County Superior Court Administration Office located in Redding, CA. They may be contacted by phone at 530-245-6761 or by email at criminal et shastacourts.com.
You may also use the above search form to search through an online criminal records database for an alternate source of information.
The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office also has arrest warrant search information available. Their general contact information can be found at https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/sheriff_index.aspx/, or by calling 530-245-6025. The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office has a Records department by which you can obtain arrest records at http://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/sheriff_index/divisions/records.aspx.
To locate a current inmate who may be in custody due to a Shasta County CA outstanding warrant, please visit http://inmatelocator.cdcr.ca.gov/.
Can you find arrest records and information on Shasta County warrants over the phone? (Updated in 2021)
- Know about recent arrests by calling the Shasta County Jail at (530) 245-6100.
- Inquire about the procedure for accessing a police/incident/accident report by calling at (530) 245-6000.
- Contact the District Attorney’s Office for Victim’s Assistance at (530) 225-5220.
- Submit a drug tip by calling (530) 224-4804.
- Get in touch with the officer handling your case, by calling the law enforcement office at (530) 245-6540.
Crime statistics for Shasta County, CA
After a drop of 20% in the annual crime average, the yearly crime figure went from 1550 in 2018 to a few over 1200 in 2019.
Of the total cases filed, around 380 were against violent crimes; this figure stood at well over 470 in 2018. In terms of property crimes, the 2018 figures were just a few short of 1000-cases while in 2019, the numbers had dropped to around 825.
In Shasta County, California, between 1999 and 2008, there was a crime reported about fourteen times each day. This resulted in about 4,700 crimes each year and a total of over 47,000 reported crimes. Of these 47,000 reports, over 30,000 were thefts, 900 rapes, and 40 murders. The rate of crime rose by 43%, while violent issues climbed by 69%.