The RCDTC has partnered with the Mineral Firewise USA® Council to implement Phase I of the Mineral & Stringtown Hazard Tree Removal Project.

As of Monday, July 29, 2024 the RCDTC has opened doors to its new building at 202 Walnut Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080. We are excited to integrate and engage with our community from our new center of operations in downtown Red Bluff!

As a nonregulatory public agency the Resource Conservation District of Tehama County works with the community to manage, conserve, improve and enjoy the natural resources of Tehama County,

We do conservation! The RCDTC supports local residents, landowners, agricultural producers, educators, and government agencies voluntarily address small and large scale natural resource needs.

The Mobile Irrigation Lab (MIL) is a free service that provides on-site evaluations of agricultural irrigation systems.