'Myself and my staff found out six days ago that this agreement came to fruition,' Shasta County Fire Chief Sean O'Hara said. I have not been part of the process and neither has my management or current staff at the Sheriff's department.' 'It came as a shock for me to see such an agreement being laid before you to consider, and pass, which will impact us for 30-plus-years,' Sheriff Johnson said. 'Six days ago is the first time I even saw this agreement and knew that we were at this place in negotiations. 'I became aware of this agreement, for the very first time, six days ago,' Shasta County Sheriff Michael Johnson said to supervisors during comment on Tuesday's meeting. RELATED | Shasta County Supervisors vote to support new casino project south of Redding But, moving forward, supervisors voted 4-1 to approve the agreement while waiving review and approval by the county attorney and risk management.Īnd despite public safety officials saying they were not consulted, and only found about this after the agenda came out after 6 p.m.

The tribe is still waiting for a final ruling by the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs on the proposed move. Shasta County Supervisors have approved a 30-year agreement with the Redding Rancheria to provide services to a new casino and resort should it be built on tribe-owned property next to the freeway just south of Redding.

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