CHP - Mount Shasta

CHP - Mount Shasta California Highway Patrol
Safety, Service, and Security

A seat belt can be the difference between walking away from a crash and never making it home.From May 18–31, the Califor...
05/19/2026

A seat belt can be the difference between walking away from a crash and never making it home.

From May 18–31, the California Highway Patrol will participate in the national Click It or Ticket campaign with increased seat belt enforcement. Officers will be stopping drivers and passengers who are not properly buckled up.

Too many lives are lost each year because someone chose not to wear a seat belt. In a crash, being ejected from a vehicle is often deadly, and airbags alone are not enough to protect you.

Buckle up correctly every trip:
✔️ Shoulder belt across your chest
✔️ Lap belt low across your hips
❌ Never behind your back or under your arm

Learn more: www.nhtsa.gov/SeatBelts



Construction continues on the McCloud CAPM Project on State Route 89 in Siskiyou County.⚠️ Overnight traffic impacts are...
05/15/2026

Construction continues on the McCloud CAPM Project on State Route 89 in Siskiyou County.
⚠️ Overnight traffic impacts are scheduled for Sunday, May 17:
🕖 7 p.m. Sunday – 8 a.m. Monday
📍 State Route 89, near Interstate 5
During this work:
🔸 One-way traffic control will be in effect
🔸 The northbound Interstate 5 off-ramp to State Route 89 (Exit 736) will be CLOSED
Motorists should plan for delays and allow extra travel time. Most daytime construction work is scheduled weekdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with delays up to 30 minutes expected.

EVERY 15 MINUTES PROGRAM @ W**d High School today 5/5/26.Notice: Emergency personal in the area for a demo car crash in ...
05/05/2026

EVERY 15 MINUTES PROGRAM @ W**d High School today 5/5/26.
Notice: Emergency personal in the area for a demo car crash in front of the high school, helicopter will be landing in the area. 🚔 🚒 🚁

This time of year, the California Highway Patrol collaborates with high schools throughout the state to present the "Every 15 Minutes" program. This impactful two-day event is a mock scenario that targets high school juniors and seniors and is designed to challenge students to think critically about drinking and driving impaired and the profound responsibility of making mature decisions.
The "Every 15 Minutes" program aims to dispel the myth of invincibility among teenagers. By providing a realistic portrayal of an alcohol-related fatal crash, students witness firsthand how their actions can drastically affect the lives of their family, friends, and community. The experience is powerful and unforgettable, leaving a lasting impression on all participating.
We want to remind everyone to stay safe with schools getting out for summer, celebrations for graduations, Grad Nights, and all the other fun activities kicking off. Make responsible choices. Your decisions matter. Make the right one.

**dCalFire

Happy May 1st! Please drive safety as the weather warms up and more people are out and about. Slow down and keep your ey...
05/01/2026

Happy May 1st! Please drive safety as the weather warms up and more people are out and about. Slow down and keep your eyes on the road for people 🚴 biking, 🚶 walking or 🚣 kayaking down the street.

School Bus Driver Appreciation Day is an opportunity to thank those who ensure students arrive to school and home safely...
04/29/2026

School Bus Driver Appreciation Day is an opportunity to thank those who ensure students arrive to school and home safely. 🚌

The California Highway Patrol will conduct a 24-hour Maximum Enforcement Period (MEP) focused on speeding to help reduce...
04/28/2026

The California Highway Patrol will conduct a 24-hour Maximum Enforcement Period (MEP) focused on speeding to help reduce serious and fatal crashes across California. The MEP begins at 6 a.m. on April 28 and ends at 5:59 a.m. on April 29. The enforcement effort will take place throughout the day and night, emphasizing that there is no safe time or place to drive at unsafe speeds.

The mission of the CHP is to provide the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security.
🔗www.chp.ca.gov/news-alerts/news-list/chp-hits-the-brakes-on-speeding-during-24-hour-enforcement-effort

The California Highway Patrol is warning people about text messages claiming to be from the CHP, saying they owe money.T...
04/22/2026

The California Highway Patrol is warning people about text messages claiming to be from the CHP, saying they owe money.

The texts are fake and part of a phishing scam. Do not click links or share any personal or financial information with unknown callers or texters. CHP does not elicit payments any types of payments via text.

Several people have reported getting suspicious texts from unknown numbers. The messages say something to the effect of this is a final reminder and include a payment link to avoid repercussions.

Anyone who gets a call or text from someone claiming to be from CHP and asking for money should report it to local law enforcement immediately.

Keys found on I-5.Please contact for information. 530-568-6300
04/21/2026

Keys found on I-5.
Please contact for information.
530-568-6300

Work zones aren’t just construction sites; they’re active workplaces. This is Work Zone Awareness Week, do your part to...
04/21/2026

Work zones aren’t just construction sites; they’re active workplaces. This is Work Zone Awareness Week, do your part to keep crews and drivers safe.

• Slow down and follow posted speed limits
• Stay alert and avoid distractions
• Leave extra space between vehicles
• Be prepared for sudden stops or lane shifts

California law requires drivers to move over or slow down when approaching highway workers and emergency crews. If you can’t safely move over a lane, slow down.

Help protect the people working on our roads.

Traffic crash! I-5 northbound, north of Pollard Flat. SLOW DOWN! Expect delays and use caution in the area, one lane is ...
04/14/2026

Traffic crash! I-5 northbound, north of Pollard Flat. SLOW DOWN! Expect delays and use caution in the area, one lane is closed. Watch for stopped emergency vehicles and personal working in the road. 🚧 🚔 🚓 🚒 🚒

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Mount Shasta, CA
96067

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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