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City Council Meeting
Published: Jun 17, 2026
Resident Calls for Recognition of Historical Sites and Improved Naming Conventions
During public comment, Mark expressed concern that while the city has invested in parks and recreation, historical sites like the Shasta Dam Workers Park have been neglected. He noted that the city's website still incorrectly lists it as Triangle Park. Mark suggested renaming city facilities, proposing 'Cinemoody Soccer Field' and 'Shasta Summit' for the disc golf course, criticizing the naming of facilities after obscure individuals. He believes the city is not adequately recognizing its historical significance.
Shasta Lake Sheriff's Office Welcomes New Station Commander as Lieutenant Bodner Departs
Lieutenant Cody Bodner announced his transfer from the Shasta Lake Sheriff's Office Station Commander position and introduced his replacement, Lieutenant Dylan Scoma. Bodner expressed gratitude for the support received during his tenure and shared his love for the city. Scoma, described as a proactive and high-performing officer, outlined his commitment to continuing strong law enforcement services. Council members expressed appreciation for Bodner's service and welcomed Scoma.
City Council Considers Establishing Entertainment Zone Committee
The City Council discussed the potential establishment of an ad hoc entertainment zone committee. This zone would allow for businesses to participate in a program where patrons can carry open containers onto public streets within designated boundaries during set hours, under local regulations and ABC (Alcoholic Beverage Control) guidelines. The council is seeking two members to work with city staff to define boundaries, hours, and security requirements, with the goal of potentially boosting economic impact for participating businesses. Reading, CA, was cited as a city that has successfully implemented a similar zone.
Councilwoman Coates Appointed to Commission on Aging
The City Council appointed Councilwoman Tony Coates to serve as the City of Shasta Lake representative for the Commission on Aging. The position had been vacant since December 2025. Despite efforts to fill the vacancy through republication, no outside public interest was received. Councilwoman Coates volunteered to fill the two-year term seat, which will next be available in January 2028. The appointment was made by the Mayor.
Annual Assessments Approved for Deer Creek Manor and Shasta Gateway Industrial Park
The City Council held public hearings and approved annual resolutions for the Deer Creek Manor Subdivision District and the Shasta Gateway Industrial Park Assessment District. For Deer Creek Manor, the annual process included landscaping and lighting, as well as drainage and maintenance, with a slight increase in the drainage assessment. For the Shasta Gateway Industrial Park, the assessment district covers landscaping in the main entrance area. Both districts are routine annual procedures with no significant changes from the prior year and no opposition received.
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