The Shasta County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution Aug. 11 formally censuring County Clerk-Registrar of Voters Clint Curtis after earlier substantiated findings of managerial misconduct.
The resolution says supervisors reviewed the allegations, Curtis’s response and public comment before concluding that he “directly and willfully” violated Shasta County Personnel Rules. It describes the censure as a formal statement of disapproval and asks Curtis to conform his conduct to county rules and policies.
The document ties the action to county policies covering discrimination, harassment, abusive conduct and retaliation. It also references the county’s complaint procedure, which says findings against an elected official can be brought to the Board of Supervisors for possible remedial action.
The resolution provided does not show a vote tally, and no additional penalty beyond the censure is spelled out in the text. The record excerpt also does not include the underlying complaint file, investigative report or Curtis’s full response.
The action is notable because it places a formal public rebuke on the county’s top elections official, but the broader dispute over the underlying allegations still appears to need fuller documentation from the county record.
