Yes, we do actually have a public library here in Red Bluff! It's called the Tehama County Library,…read moreso I guess it's run by the county instead of the city. It's located on a side paraelle street to main street, so you have to know where to turn off Main street. Parking is no problem. I get back into town from a work trip and find my internet is not working at the house! I needed to get some work done and I wanted a quiet place to do some work and have internet access. Starbucks is OK, but it's too noisy there sometimes. So, I thought to check out this library. Yes, it's quiet here and I had easy internet access, so I was able to work just fine. No yakking on the phone though, I don't wanna be the one making the noise! This building seems fairly new and modern, so not a classic old school library, but I just needed a quite place to work, and this is it!

The nicest, most helpful people i have ever dealt with at a DMV…read more It was late in the day when I started & I thought that I would just get a new car license. When I returned the next day, I also got my drivers license. It was easy.

Our Red Bluff DMV is still better than dealing with a big city DMV like in LA or the Bay Area…read more Friendlier and not so bad wait times. BUT, it's still waaay better to do what you can online. I do all my registration renewals online and it works just fine. Do what you can online, it's sure beats coming down here to the DMV.

Small city about 30 minutes south of Redding. Basically a main street town surrounded by a lot of…read morefarmland. They have a few basics, fast food, gas, etc., but this is definitely a place to go if you are looking for a simpler lifestyle where you can meet friendly neighbors and avoid the hustle and bustle of city life. The freeway widens as it goes through Red Bluff, and I am not sure if that is the result of politicians not knowing how to allocate highway funds, an overoptimistic view of future growth or what. But I can tell you that the endless road construction and CHP speed traps makes me wonder if this isn't a revenue source to help pay for a politician's household expenses somewhere. Regardless, I grew up north of here in the larger metropolis of Redding, and can't say I ever had any bad experiences in Red Bluff. Although I was usually just driving through on my way to Chico.

Nice facility for events, conference, a community happenings! Large gym for basketball and big…read moremeetings. Several small conference rooms. Vending machines on site, the one I used even accepted Apple Pay! Located very close to I-5 and hotels.

I was heading back to Red Bluff from Redding and realized I forgot to mail a letter that needed to…read morego out like today and I thought I might miss the last pick up if I waited till I get back to Red Bluff to mail this thing. So, my GPS told me there's a post office in Cottonwood. It not exactly right off the freeway, you gotta go into "town" a little. Found it fine and went to the mail drop off boxes on the side of the building. Great made it before the last pick up. Easy to find with GPS! Cotton wood is small and so is the post office ... cute!

they don't answere there phone. check tracking number, says package delivered, when Not Delivered.read more

We are camping in our Trailer @ the Elks which is very niceYour city is really pretty, but your…read moreroads are absolutely horrible!!!You should fire whoever takes care of your roads. You should consider changing the name of your city to Rough Bluff! Warmly, Chuck & Michelle from Forest Falls, Calif.

I never write reviews. In general I have little faith in them. But the review about the credit…read morecard rep is uncalled for. The RBCC does a fantastic job of supporting businesses and working to bring community together. A call to the Chamber would have served the same purpose of letting them know they have a representative working for them that is unprofessional. Until someone brings it to their attention, they do not have knowledge of the situation, and therefore cannot remedy it. It is unnecessary to give them a two star rating which will follow them forever, because of one bad situation. Perhaps, before trying to damage a business's reputation, a person could reach out to the business owner or manager and have an honest conversation.

Free self-guided tours of the outdoor hatchery facility…read more The parking lot is adequately large and rather empty early in the day before 11am. There are many picnic tables with plenty of shade spread out to the left of the parking lot. There's a water fountain too in case you forget to bring drinks. Great place for a picnic lunch after touring the facility. Depending on the day of your visit, the buildings may or may not be open. Regardless, the outdoor facility is still open for public visitation. To begin your self-guided tour, start at the little gazebo area in the center of the parking lot. There you'll find introductory placards. After finishing, you can begin your rounds toward the gated pools that house the young salmon. At the back left of the facility, you'll also find the step ladder section near the lakes. It gets hot under the sun, so be sure to bring sun protection and some water. Happy learning! :)

U.S. Dept of Fish and Game. Wild salmon, Chinook and Steelhead salmon. 7 jumping dams, nursery and…read moreincubation ponds. 3rd Saturday of October every year is salmon hatching festival.

Staff was very accommodating and courteous. Commissary was "eh" ive seen better, but the prices…read morewere on point. bedding was premium, temper-pedic quality. blankets, although musky, were plenty comfortable. bathrooms were lined with exquisitely placed ivory. the continental meals were well balanced and filling. had to nap afterwords. overall the current load of tenets were informative, and helpful and id highly recommend this establishment.

Staff is great, they treat everyone very nice. Don't go though that's bad. Food is mid low key but…read morebesides that it's a pretty fire establishment.