Our county thrives when we work together to protect our cities and towns and outlying areas against fires and other emergency needs. Across Tehama County, volunteer fire stations act as a vital lifeline. They provide fast and steady emergency response when seconds matter most. Those stations are run by everyday people who are dedicated and have been trained with the necessary skills to stand ready to help in times of need. Without our volunteers, many local areas would face longer waits for life-saving aid.

Giving your time to your local fire station is one of the most rewarding ways you can give back. When you join our team, you gain useful training, build strong friendships, and make a real impact on the safety of your hometown and local area. Look at the station locations below to find the one closest to you. We encourage you to become a key part of our emergency response family. Your help is key to making a difference in combating wildfires and fire prevention.

Station 1 – Antelope
604 Antelope Blvd, Red Bluff

Station 2 – Lake California
22097 Riverview Dr, Cottonwood

Station 3 – Bowman
18355 Bowman Rd, Cottonwood

Station 4 – Ridgeway
19691 Ridge Rd, Red Bluff

Station 5 – Bend
22310 Bend Ferry Rd, Red Bluff

Station 9 – El Camino
9580 Hwy 99W, Gerber

Station 10 – Los Molinos
7930 Sherwood Blvd, Los Molinos

Station 11 – Richfield
6115 Grange Road, Corning

Station 12 – Corning
988 Colusa St, Corning

Station 13 – Rancho Tehama
17195 Rancho Tehama Rd, Corning

Station 14 – Dibble Creek
20230 Hwy 36W, Red Bluff

Station 16 – Vina
4560 Rowles Rd, Vina

Station 18 – Manton
31190 Manton Rd, Manton

Station 20 – Mineral
37900 Hwy 36E, Mineral

Station 21 – Paynes Creek
29960 Plum Creek Rd, Paynes Creek