Shasta County Sheriff's Office

How to request a crash report from Shasta County Sheriff's Office

Sheriff in California. Crashes from CHP CCRS. Names, plates and license numbers are never included.

Get the official collision report (CHP 555)

California collision reports are released by the agency that took the report, to parties of proper interest.

Find the agency on the record. For a California Highway Patrol (CHP) report, ask the CHP Area office that took it; any CHP Area office can release it.
For a CHP report, fill in the CHP 190 request form and send it in person or by mail to the Area office with the fee. For a report by a city police department or sheriff, ask that agency's records unit; many sell through LexisNexis BuyCrash.
Say which crash you mean: the date and the place.
Reports for fatal or criminal cases take longer, so ask the office before you travel.

Fee: at cost (CHP: $10 per 25 pages)
Wait: about 7 to 10 business days
Who can ask: Parties of proper interest under Vehicle Code 20012: drivers, passengers, injured persons, vehicle and property owners, and their attorneys and insurers. There is no public copy.

We publish the state's public crash data. The full officer's report is sold by the state or the agency; we do not hold or sell it.

The cities where Shasta County Sheriff's Office reported the most crashes.

2 crashes listed, newest first.

Aug 22, 2025 at 2:23 PMProperty damage only
Pine Grove Av at Cascade BL
Shasta Lake, Shasta County. Shasta County Sheriff.
- 2011 Toyota
- 2023 Chevrolet
View record
Aug 15, 2025 at 3:56 PMInjury crash1 injured
Cascade BL at Cascade BL 1725
Shasta Lake, Shasta County. Shasta County Sheriff.
- 2019 Toyota
View record

Who can ask for the officer's report, where to request it, the fee and how long it takes.