Tehama County

Tehama County 4-H Leader's Council

What is Leader's Council?

 

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Have you ever wondered how Tehama County 4-H countywide events are decided on, created and run?  Tehama County Leader's Council meets monthly to discuss, plan and evaluate county programs, budget and events. Council meetings are open for all 4-H leaders, members & parents.  This is a great time to express your thoughts on any countywide program and event. 

All 4-H Certified (Active) Volunteer Adult Leaders and 4-H member's (14 years and older)are invited to attend monthly council meetings.  Teens are especially encouraged to attend and express your thoughts about 4-H events and activities! 

Town Hall Meetings: 
Leader’s Council meets August through June on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM (except December).  The meetings are held at Tehama County Department of Education Library Room, 1135 Lincoln Street in Red Bluff.

2026-2027 Administrative Oversight Committee

The AOC Committee or Administrative Oversight Committee is a team of State 4-H Staff Appointed youth and adult volunteers; at least 33% youth. AOC are the only voting members.
MemberCrystal Rulon
MemberKari Dodd
MemberRaquel Gannone
MemberCindy Dixon
County DirectorJosh Davy
4-H Youth Development AdvisorNate Caeton
4-H Regional Program CoordinatorMary Zoller
4-H Community EducatorVacant
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Agendas and Minutes

Meetings are currently being held at the Tehama County Department of Education, located at 1135 Lincoln St. Red Bluff, CA 96080

Copies of meeting minutes and agendas can be provided upon request. Please reach out to the Tehama County 4-H Office for more information (530) 527-3101

 

 

 

 

 

Reminder:  Minutes can be corrected; if you feel you have an older version, please contact the 4-H Office