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General information about Tehama County and its Courthouse
Tehama County is situated in the northern Sacramento Valley, comprised of 1,888,670 acres and has a population of approximately 56,000. The Sacramento River runs through the central portion of Red Bluff, which provides endless varieties of outdoor recreation. Some of the greatest western events in the nation, such as the PRCA-sanctioned Red Bluff Round-Up, the Annual Bull & Gelding Sale, and the Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association's Red Bluff Winter Round-Up, are held in Tehama County.
The Superior Court of California, County of Tehama, is a unified superior court, served by four judicial officers, one commissioner and one facilitator. The Court employs approximately forty-five support staff. The Court has courthouses in five locations: four in Red Bluff, population of 13, 500, and one located 20 miles south in Corning, population of 6,500.
The Honorable Richard Scheuler is the Court's Presiding Judge. The Court Executive Officer is Ms. Gina Setter.
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Interesting facts about the Tehama County Courthouse:
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The Tehama County Courthouse was designed by George Sellon and completed in 1922.
- The Tehama County Courts Building was completed in 1988.
From 1856 until 1989, the Tehama County Judge (and later the Superior Court presiding judge) held the ownership title to the courthouse. It was not until 1989 that the title to the courthouse was conveyed to the County. |
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