Glenn County to Test CodeRED Emergency Notification System 11/16/17
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 11-13-17
Glenn County to Test CodeRED Emergency Notification System
Public Safety
GUILTY VERDICT
GUILTY VERDICT
This week the DA’s office had a two-day jury trial at the Willows courthouse. Thank you to all perspective and selected jurors for your time and patience during this Monday/Wednesday trial schedule!
PEOPLE V. CRYSTAL ROTHGERY- Defendant was convicted by a jury on a felony violation of Penal Code Section 451(d), Arson of Another’s Property, in this case a 2005 Honda Accord. This case was prosecuted by DA Stewart with assistance from former Orland Police Department Officer and now Glenn County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Branson. The sentencing will be held on January 19, 2018.
GUILTY VERDICTS!
This week the DA’s office had two separate jury trials in both courthouses, Willows and Orland. Thank you to all perspective and selected jurors for your time and patience during both two-day jury trials!
High Levels on Stony Creek
High water levels on Stony Creek
Orland, CA – Stony Creek is experiencing higher than normal water levels due to runoff from recent storms as well as releases from Black Butte Dam. Increased flows on Stony Creek have caused some erosion of the riverbed and caused water to encroach further on to property than seen in the past in areas of Orland including in the vicinity of Stony Creek subdivision.
Minor Decoy Operation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: 01-19-2018
Public Information Officer Contact:(530) 934-6431
Minor Decoy Operation
Missing Persons in Mendocino National Forest
Public Information Officer Contact: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Amy Travis, Deputy Director OES Date: February 4, 2019
Missing Persons in Mendocino National Forest
PAROLE DENIED
On January 5, 2018, at Deuel Vocational Institution, a California State Prison in Tracy, the California parole board denied parole for Gary Lewis Cooper, age 45.
PAROLE DENIED for Inmate Manning
PAROLE DENIED for Inmate Manning!
On July 9th 2019, at the California State Prison, Los Angeles County located in Lancaster, California a parole hearing was held for Inmate John Manning. Manning had previously been convicted at a jury trial of being hired to murder victim F.M., a father of four young daughters in Glenn County, over a drug debt. The plan to assassinate F.M. was carried out by Inmate Manning and two codefendants by luring the victim to a remote location and executing him in cold blood as he begged for his life. This case was investigated by Glenn County Sheriff's Office. Manning was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. However, over Christmas 2018 then Governor Jerry Brown commuted Manning’s sentence to life WITH the possibility of parole, which made Manning eligible for parole immediately. After a lengthy hearing, the Parole Board denied Manning’s parole, and he will not be eligible for parole again for 3 years.
Partial Reopening of Roads in Fire area
August 22, 2018
Partial Reopening of Roads in Fire area
Glenn County – Mandatory Evacuation Orders remain in effect for the area of Glenn County south of County Road 308 to the Colusa County Line and west of County Road 306 to the Lake County line. The following roads have been reopened to allow access to critical transportation routes in this area:
Planning & Community Development Services Agency - COVID-19 Response
PUBLIC NOTICE
The County of Glenn is currently monitoring the level of risk of COVID-19 to the public. County personnel are working daily to protect our community.
PLEASE READ - PUBLIC NOTICE
Please see attached message from the Glenn County Department of Agriculture on the changes being implemented in order to aid in reducing the chance of spreading the COVID-19 virus. As always, we are committed to being of service to you and we thank you for your patience during this challenging time.
Press Release
Please Read
Public Works COVID-19 Notice
We remain open with no changes to services, but walk in consultations are suspended for the time being. Please refer to the attached flyer for more information.
River Safety
River Safety
Safe Medication Disposal Now Available in Orland
Date: September 5, 2018
Safe Medication Disposal Now Available in Orland
Orland, CA – Glenn County Sheriff’s Office now has a safe medication disposal site available in Orland. The receptacle is located in front the Courthouse at 821 East South Street, Orland. This will provide a safe and secure way for our north county residents to dispose of unused and unwanted medications, including controlled substances, at any time.
Smart911 Service
Smart911 is a free public safety service that enhances emergency response by providing emergency responders with more information. To save time and save lives, create a Safety Profile at www.smart911.comfor your household.
Surgical N95 Masks for Ag Industry
PRESS RELEASE
Town Hall Meeting - Possible Consolidation of City/County Public Safety Services
Monday, April 3, 2017
Waste Management COVID-19 Notice
Please see PDF file linked below for full details. Select "Read More" to find link.