Contact your representatives
Reporting a pothole is one form of civic action. Calling, emailing, or showing up at a council meeting is another. Below are the people who actually decide what gets fixed in Redding, California.
Draft an email with one clickCity of Redding
Your City Council sets local road priorities and approves the public works budget. Start here for pothole and street issues.
Shasta County
The Board of Supervisors handles county roads outside city limits.
California State
State legislators control Caltrans funding — they own state highways like I-5, Hwy 44, and Hwy 299 through Redding.
U.S. Federal
Federal representatives shape national infrastructure funding that flows down to Redding.
Contact information is provided for civic engagement and may change. Verify on the official website before sending formal correspondence.