Tehama County Volunteer Fire Station 9

05/02/2026

We are proud to be a part of serving our community. These numbers represent hundreds of people helped in this county.
Stay safe out there, Tehama County!

Below are the incident totals that our dedicated career and volunteer firefighters responded to in April.

04/26/2026

A great training that almost all members of our company attended. Thank you CalFire for putting in the time to help prepare us for this coming fire season.

04/09/2026

03/18/2026

Feeling Lucky? Don’t play games when it comes to driving under the influence. Always designate a sober driver if you consume alcohol!

Feeling lucky this St. Patrick’s Day? 🍀 Don’t push your luck on the road. If your celebration includes alcohol, plan ahead:

• Use a rideshare service or taxi
• Designate a sober driver

Impaired driving puts lives at risk. Celebrate responsibly and help keep everyone safe.

03/17/2026

02/19/2026

Snow wasn’t on our Bingo Card this year, but here we are thinking we should add it! In areas that are receiving snow or are expected to receive snow, please be extra cautious if you have to drive in it. Leave a little earlier and drive a little slower.

Remember: Arriving safely is more important than arriving on time.

Snow brings scenic beauty, but also increases driving risks. Snow and black ice can challenge even the most experienced drivers. If you must travel in the higher elevation areas of Tehama County, please reduce your speed, increase your following distance, use your headlights, check road conditions in advance, and carry chains when necessary. Prioritize safety and enjoy the winter landscape responsibly.

02/16/2026

With the winter weather in full swing, take a few simple steps to ensure we don’t meet during an unfortunate event such as a house fire.

Stay safe out there!

01/15/2026

In light of the recent horrific tragedy that occurred yesterday in our community, we would like to share mental health resources for anyone who might be struggling. We know death and tragedy affects everyone differently. If you or someone you know is self-actively harming or planning to, please dial 9-1-1.

Other resources:

Tehama County Mental Health Crisis Line: (800) 240-3208

National Su***de Prevention Lifeline: (800) 273-8255 (or call/text 988)

CA Youth Crisis Line (CYCL): (800) 843-5200

These resources are free and available any time of the day or night.

01/02/2026

Below are the incident totals that our dedicated career and volunteer firefighters responded to in 2025.