Chico Redding, CA, October 10, 2026 — Two deputies serving with the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office have been formally recognized for their service by receiving the California Highway Patrol (CHP) 10851 Award. The specific names of the deputies honored were not provided in the available information. Similarly, the precise date and location of the award ceremony were not specified.

The CHP 10851 Award is typically given to individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication and skill in their duties, often related to vehicle theft recovery or other significant contributions to public safety and law enforcement efforts that align with the spirit of penal code section 10851, which deals with theft and unlawful taking of vehicles. The criteria for receiving this award can include perseverance, investigative prowess, and collaboration that leads to successful outcomes.

While the summary indicates two deputies from the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office received the honor, further details regarding the specific circumstances that led to their recognition are not publicly available at this time. The award signifies a notable achievement within the law enforcement community, highlighting the commitment and effectiveness of the recipients.

The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office works to serve and protect the residents of Shasta County through various law enforcement operations, including patrol, investigations, and community services. The CHP, as a statewide agency, partners with local law enforcement agencies like the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office on numerous public safety initiatives.

Additional information, such as the names of the deputies, the specific achievements being recognized, and the details of the award presentation, was not included in the provided summary. The nature of the event or action that prompted the award remains unspecified.


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