Two more abandoned houses have been demolished as part of the City of Redding’s increased focus on removing blighted properties in our community. The houses were at 2550 Victor Avenue and 2353 Court Street. The Victor house had been abandoned… Continue Reading
Illegal transient camps along the Sacramento River have been a frequent problem in recent years. With the Sacramento River being Redding’s premier natural resource, many people – from trail walkers to professional river fishing guides – have regularly filed complaints… Continue Reading
One of the vacant houses which the City of Redding Code Enforcement Team has addressed is at 2630 Wyndham Lane. The house has been vacant for a number of years. Over the past several years it has frequently been occupied… Continue Reading
For several years, a private property parcel of open land in the 2400 block of West St. has become a haven for transient camps. The open land is surrounded by businesses and homes on Court St., Sonoma St., and Rosaline… Continue Reading
One of the areas along the Sacramento River shoreline most affected by transient camps has been on the river front property below Hemsted Drive, north of the Cypress Street Bridge. The property is owned by Shasta Enterprises. The City of… Continue Reading
Based on the ongoing community outcry, on Sunday, February 15, 2015, the Redding Police Department, Shasta County Sheriff’s Office Work Release Program, and neighborhood volunteers will join together to conduct an all-day clean-up on the transient camps, dump sites, and… Continue Reading
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