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The 2021 Tehama County CattleWomen scholarship applications are now available on their website. https://tehamacountycattlewomen.org/scholarship.htm Scholarships available for students with an agricultural major, students of agricultural families with a non-agricultural major and an agricultural vocational scholarship.... All applications are due back by May 15th, 2021. in Tehama County, California . #agricultre #localfarming #tehamacounty #tehamatogether #redbluffca #scholarships #agstudents

Looking for something to do this Saturday? We got you covered. Every Saturday the Market by the River is your go to spot to pick up delicious produce and local artisan wares. This Year Round Certified Farmer and Artisan Market is Co-sponsored by the Red Bluff & Tehama County Chamber of Commerce and Slow Food Shasta Cascade. Vendor space available. Contact the Red Bluff Chamber at 527-6220. #keepitlocal #SupportSmallBusiness #tehamacounty #redbluffca #tehamatogether #farmermarket #smallfarms #fresh

If 2020 taught us anything, it's that we should always be prepared for the unexpected. If you are experiencing homelessness, there are free resources that can help you prepare ahead of the next natural disaster like wildfires, earthquakes or floods. bit.ly/listostoolkit #CaliforniaForAll #tehamacounty #redbluffca #disasterpreparedness #tehamatogether #wildfires #calalert #floods #poweroutage

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A new reporting system employed at the Red Bluff Police Department allows for the online filing of certain police reports. This provides a more convenient service to community members who can now quickly submit to the police department a variety of incidents that occurred within Red Bluff. It also allows for immediate and free access to the report after submission.... Online reporting replaces visiting the department in person or having an officer dispatched to you; however, Red Bluff remains a full-service department and those options of filing a report are still available. The system can help with social distancing during the pandemic by helping individuals send their incident information online, without having to leave their homes, or without having direct in-person contact. The following types of incidents can be submitted to the online reporting system by visiting http://www.rbpd.org and then clicking on the red File Report Online tab. From the Red Bluff Daily News, click the link to read more: https://bit.ly/2XaLucI

Preparing for natural disasters during a pandemic can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be. Plan ahead. If you live in an area that’s high risk for wildfire, prepare ahead of time for evacuation & staying safe from COVID-19. Find safety tips bit.ly/listostoolkit