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The current Tehama County case count along with other COVID-19 information can be found at
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Tehama County Reopening Plan
(including the City of Corning)
The County Variance Plan was approved on Wednesday, May 13th. You can find the plan here. The plan allows the County and the City of Corning to more quickly move through Phase 2. Only those businesses approved to reopen as part of the Plan will be given their certificates. Business sectors approved to Reopen can be found on the Tehama County Public Health website. Businesses with approved Reopening Plans will receive a certificate to place in their window.
Businesses that have not already done so should immediately submit their Reopening Plans here.
Sectoral industry guidelines are provided by California Department of Public Health.
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As a word of caution, it is incredibly important businesses and residents follow social distancing, wear personal protective equipment as appropriate and advised by the CDC, and partake in proper disinfection and hygiene. We all need to do our part so that our Reopen Tehama County Plan can continue to move forward. Moving too quickly through the reopening process can cause a major setback and could require us to revert back to more restrictive measures. Let’s prove we can reopen safely! |
COVID-19 testing
Tehama County Public Health urges asymptomatic people to be tested regularly in order to allow better contact tracing. Contact tracing is critical in slowing the spread of the virus allowing more industries to open and remain open. The OptumServe Community testing site is accepting underinsured, uninsured, undocumented and homeless individuals. Visit https://lhi.care/covidtesting and make an appointment to get tested. There are no copays or costs to you.
CVS Pharmacy in Chico is also offering FREE COVID-19 drive-thru testing (supervised self-testing). Online registration is required before getting tested: www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/covid-19-testing.
Dignity Health Solano Street Clinic will also be offering COVID-19 testing thru the month of June. |
City Pool Reopening Plan
The City Council approved the opening of the City Pool under modified operations beginning Friday June 26th. Many protocols will be in place to reduce the risk of exposure. These protocols were approved by the Tehama County Public Health Officer within the Pool COVID-19 Operations Plan. Drop-in swimming will not be allowed this summer. Those interested in public swimming, lap swimming, or water aerobics can register for a session by visiting the Corning Recreation Department webpage.
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| More Resources for Businesses During the COVID-19 Crisis |
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Business Assistance
The CARES Act is providing numerous programs to help assist businesses during this difficult time. Businesses should visit www.sba.gov or visit their local financial institution (bank). Financial institutions will be distributing the funds through a few different programs. Most programs (even if they are called loans) have a certain portion of funds that do not have to be repaid. |
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City of Corning, California (pop 7663), was incorporated
in 1907 and provides a full range of municipal services
including Police, Fire, Parks and Recreation, Library,
Public Works and Municipal Airport. Located just 25
miles northwest of Chico and 17 miles south of Red Bluff,
Corning is perhaps best known for its award-winning
olive products.
Agriculture plays an important role in this rural community.
Other important crops include almonds, walnuts and peaches,
as well as cattle and sheep ranching.
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530-824-7029 |
| 794
Third Street |
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530-824-7000 |
| 774
Third Street |
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| Fire
Department |
530-824-7044 |
| 814
Fifth Street |
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| Public
Works |
530-824-7035 |
| 1106
Butte Street |
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The
City of Corning is an Equal Opportunity Provider and
Employer.
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Mission
Statement:
The City’s elected Officials and Staff have
been entrusted with the responsible stewardship and
financial management of the resources belonging to
the community. As such, to sustain consistency, growth
and quality of life within our community, City Officials
and Staff are committed to positive long-range planning,
effective management of resources, transparency, safety,
and are receptive to innovative ideas. To promote
efficient and effective proactive programs and focus
on a vision to move the City forward towards a positive
future.
Vision Statement:
The City of Corning vision is:
• To proactively attract, support and promote
quality job growth.
• To ensure a well-managed City in sound financial
condition.
• To responsibly plan and develop long range
plans for growth, road and infrastructure maintenance,
revitalizing the downtown, and recreational resources.
• To create a safe place to raise a family,
provide an ideal location for business and industry,
all while maintaining our small-town atmosphere.
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