Tehama County 4-H Leader's Council

What is Leader's Council

Have you ever wondered how the 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 voting members and are invited to attend monthly council meetings.  Teens are especially encouraged to attend and express your thoughts about 4-H events and activities!

Election of Council Officers are held at the June Leaders Council meeting.  All 4-H Certified Volunteer Adult Leaders are invited to hold an office.  Teen 4-H members may even hold some offices.    

Leaders Council Dates: 
Leader’s Council meets September 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, 1135 Lincoln Street in Red Bluff.

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