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Anderson, CA

Anderson is a city in Shasta County, California, USA. The city has a population of approximately 9,932 and a total area of 6.6 square miles (17 km2).

City Council

The City of Anderson is administrated through the Council‐Manager form of government. The city council members are elected by the citizens; they then appoint the City Manager. The City Council establishes the policies of the City and the City Manager is responsible for carrying out those policies. Besides, the city manager is responsible for managing the City’s human and financial resources. Jeff Kiser is the current city manager; he was appointed City Manager in May 2012. He is helped to run the city by Juanita Barnett the city clerk.

City Manager/City Clerk’s Office

1887 Howard Street, 3rd Floor
Anderson, CA 96007

(530) 378-6646 – Phone
(530) 378-6648 – Fax

Police Department

The Anderson Police Department is responsible for maintaining law and order in the city; the department is fully dedicated to protecting the Anderson community and serving justice for the Shasta region. The police department is divided into two divisions: Support and Administrative Services and Field Services. The divisions play an important role in fulfilling the department’s goal of providing the community of Anderson with the highest quality of service possible. The Anderson Police Department is under the leadership of Michael L. Johnson, Chief of Police.

Warrants

When looking for warrants in Anderson, you have two main options: the first option is going in person to the Anderson Police Department, you will be required to have a good reason as to why you are requesting for the warrants and your search should be specific meaning you should have information of whatwho you are searching for.  You will also be charged a nominal fee depending on the number of pages you will be requesting for. The other way to obtain warrants is by visiting the Anderson Police Department;  this is the easiest and most convenient way to obtain warrants. The website has simple steps that will direct you on how to obtain warrants.

Bail

When one is arrested in the city, there are three main ways to post for bail: Cash (California Penal Code – Section 1269), Bail bond (California Penal Code – Section 1276) and Property bond (California Penal Code – Section 1276.5). In misdemeanor cases, however, where the court is convinced that you will fulfill your promise to appear in court, you may be released based on your own recognizance. In such instances, no bail is required pages you will be requesting for. The other way to obtain warrants is by visiting the Anderson Police Department. This is the easiest and most convenient way to obtain warrants. The website has simple.

It is the judge who ultimately sets your bail.  California criminal law bestows the judge with quite a bit of discretion, allowing him/her to deviate from the bail schedule, depending on your criminal history, your flight risk, and the facts of your specific case

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