Shasta County to Consider AI Policy Amid Growing Use
District 4 Supervisor Matt Plummer is leading an initiative to implement AI use into Shasta County processes for increased efficiency and cost savings. A draft resolution was discussed by the board, but its fa…
Shasta CountyPublished June 15, 2026Updated June 28, 2026Source: Shasta Scout RSS
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Shasta County is already using artificial intelligence on a 'case-by-case basis,' according to District 4 Supervisor Matt Plummer. However, the county lacks official guidelines for AI use. Plummer hopes to change this with an initiative to implement AI into county processes. A draft resolution was discussed by the board last week, but it's returning for a second look after some supervisors expressed concerns about bringing in the county's information officer.
The resolution aims to guide the integration of AI into county departments, emphasizing responsible use and maintaining human oversight.
Key Details
Location: Shasta County
Date/time: June 15, 2026
Agencies involved: Shasta County Board of Supervisors, District 4 Supervisor Matt Plummer
Status: Draft resolution pending second board discussion
Matt PlummerAllen LongChris KelstromKevin CryeThomas SchreiberShasta County Board of SupervisorsShasta Union High School DistrictRedding Chamber of CommerceShasta Economic Development Corporation
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