Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 14th of September.
Good morning, Redding.
🏘️ Community
Families in Shasta County gathered at Turtle Bay Exploration Park for the annual Champions for Children event, where kids explored the Bearcat rescue vehicle & met SWAT operators from Redding PD.
Organizers offered hands-on activities, story time, and safety resources to support child development.
💼 Business
A new restaurant is set to open in the old Red Lobster on Dana Drive in Redding; it will soon offer residents another dining option.
🏛️ Government
Shasta County Health and Human Services is asking residents to complete a 15 to 30-minute online emergency preparedness survey to help plan for disasters like wildfires, earthquakes and flooding — the survey is open until Sept.
30.
Residents in Anderson question the use of automated license plate readers amid concerns over data breaches, and councilor Darin Hale has been unable to schedule a discussion on the issue.
Organizers urge citizens to contact officials for a review of ALPR contracts — a step to ensure better privacy safeguards.
🏥 Health
Shasta County Health and Human Services warns that residents with chronic conditions such as cancer and diabetes face a higher risk of severe West Nile virus.
The agency advises using EPA-registered insect repellent during mosquito peak times (dusk and dawn) to protect health.
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