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Notices

7/2/25: Bid Notice - Feather River Meadows 
Request for Bid by Tehama County RCD for post-fire recovery, due July 18, 2025. Contact: website or call.

Bid packet posted below:

FRM Final.pdf
6/27/25: Bid Notice - Stump Ranch Carbonizer 
6/6/25: Bid Notice - To Accomplish Development of a CalVTP (Closed) 
Request for Bid (RFB) by Tehama County Resource Conservation District, due by 5PM June 23, 2025. Visit the website or call for info.

Bid packet provided below:

CalVTP RFB-combined_final.pdf

 

1/13/25: Crane Mills Vegetation Treatment Project 
11/9/24: Bid Notice - Mineral Hazard Tree Removal Project Phase II (Closed) 
7/3/24: Board Meeting Cancellation 

During the May 1, 2024 Regular Board Meeting of the RCDTC, the board decided to cancel the July 3, 2024 meeting due to the proximity to the July 4th holiday and Special Meeting held June 26, 2024. The board will reconvene during its next regularly scheduled board meeting to be held Wednesday, August 7, 2024. Location to be determined.

5/8/24: Tree Removal in Mineral 

Season two of tree removal is anticipated to begin on Aspen Lane West on May 23rd, 2024. When operations begin, expect noise from equipment and potential traffic delays. Access via HWY 36 to Aspen, Aspen Lane West, Aspen Lane East, Sugar Pine, and Lodgepole Lanes may be limited for your safety.

3/6/24: Board Meeting Cancellation 

During the February Board Meeting of the RCDTC, the board decided to cancel the March 6, 2024 meeting due to the RCDTC’s transition into temporary housing. The board will reconvene during its next regularly scheduled board meeting to be held Wednesday, April 3, 2024. Location to be determined.

03.06.24 board meeting cancelation.pdf
2/28/24: Pile Burn at East Sand Slough 

The RCDTC’s conservation technicians plan to burn 105 piles across 3 acres at East Sand Slough (north of Antelope Boulevard) in Red Bluff on February 28th between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM, pending air quality and weather conditions. Smoke will be visible in Red Bluff. The CAL FIRE Tehama-Glenn Unit, Caltrans, and the Red Bluff Fire Department are aware of the burn.  

Vegetative fuels reduction in urban sloughs will help reduce wildfire intensity and slow the rate of fire spread to help protect people, property, infrastructure, and habitat. The recently constructed side channel at East Sand Slough helped restore critical juvenile salmon and riparian habitat through a multi-million-dollar fish passage project in collaboration with over a dozen partners (learn more: https://youtu.be/SSZTM3CsH90).  

Thank you, CAL FIRE, for funding this burn! 

Collins Pine Vegetation Treatment Project 
Restoring the Deer Creek Headwaters at Childs Meadows