DROUGHT RELIEF
NVCF is helping deliver both drinking water and nonpotable water for free to residents in Glenn County and Tehama County, in partnership with county government, after receiving a grant from the state Department of Water Resources.
Tehama County
Drought Relief
Has your well or spring gone dry? There is help.
The North Valley Community Foundation, through a grant from the state, is providing free water deliveries for households in Tehama County with reported dry domestic wells and springs.
Drinking water
Up to 60 gallons delivered per month.
Nonpotable water
We can provide a large outdoor tank and deliver up to 2,500 gallons of water per month.
Residents who would like to sign up and learn more about the program should:
1
File a dry well incident report on the DWR website.
2
Call or email us at 530-230-4153 or drought@nvcf.org.
Learn more about drought assistance on the Tehama County website.
Press releases
December 5, 2022
Residents of Tehama and Glenn counties with dry wells can apply for free water deliveries through NVCF
April 29, 2022
Glenn County residents with dry or intermittent wells can apply to get free water deliveries from North Valley Community Foundation.
April 29, 2022
Los residentes de Glenn County con un pozo seco, o un pozo intermitente, pueden aplicar a recibir agua gratis entregas del North Valley Community Foundation.
December 14, 2021
Orland area residents have until Dec. 31 to express their interest in connecting to the municipal water system for free.
Glenn County
Drought Relief
Has your well gone dry? There is help.
The North Valley Community Foundation, through a grant from the state, is providing free water deliveries for households in Glenn County with reported dry domestic wells.
Drinking water
Up to 60 gallons delivered per month.
Nonpotable water
We can provide a large outdoor tank and deliver up to 2,500 gallons of water per month.
Residents who would like to sign up and learn more about the program should:
1
File a dry well incident report on the Glenn County website.
2
Call or email us at 530-230-4153 or drought@nvcf.org.
Learn more about drought assistance on the Glenn County website.