Butte County

Butte County serves its 220,000 residents across 1,636 square miles, providing essential governmental services that underpin community well-being and economic vitality. From the Sacramento River to the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the County’s 23 diverse departments deliver crucial public services, including elections, road maintenance, public safety, and health and human services. A cornerstone of its mission is safeguarding and enriching the agricultural sector, the backbone of the local economy, and preserving the stunning natural beauty and open spaces that define the region.

The dedicated professionals across Butte County’s government are proud to deliver quality services, often navigating the unique challenges of connecting communities across vast distances. This commitment extends to serving residents in its incorporated towns of Biggs, Chico, Gridley, Oroville, and Paradise. Butte County strives to cultivate a supportive environment for both its workforce and the communities it serves. Discover how you can contribute to a vibrant and thriving Butte County.