Bring In-N-Out Burger to Tehama County
Why not here?

Tehama County sits at one of the busiest crossroads in Northern California: Interstate 5, Highway 99, and Highway 36. Thousands of travelers pass through every day. Families, students, and workers already drive 30 to 40 miles to Redding or Chico just to get In-N-Out. It is time for Tehama County to have its own location.

Bringing an In-N-Out Burger here would not only satisfy cravings for burgers, fries, and shakes but also give our local economy a lift. An In-N-Out in Tehama County would create jobs during construction and provide long-term employment once the doors are open. That means more opportunities for families in our area.

A Tehama County In-N-Out would also encourage travelers on I-5 to stop here, which could increase business for nearby shops, gas stations, and services. Everyone benefits when our county becomes a destination instead of just a drive-through point.

This is about more than convenience it’s about pride in our community. The owner of In-N-Out grew up in Northern California, which makes bringing a location here especially meaningful. It would be like extending the brand’s roots into our region, giving Tehama County a place we can be proud of and reminding travelers that this is a county worth stopping for.

Here is what In-N-Out would mean for us:
 • Convenience: no more long drives just for a Double-Double.
 • Jobs: steady, reliable work for local residents.
 • Community pride: proving that Tehama County is worth investing in.
 • Economic strength: keeping money local instead of sending it out of town.

This petition shows that our county is united in asking for something we have wanted for years. Every signature proves that we are ready to welcome In-N-Out. The sooner this happens, the sooner Tehama County will gain the jobs, convenience, and pride that come with it.

We are ready to show In-N-Out that Tehama County is hungry, loyal, and excited to support them.

Sign below and add your voice. Together, we can bring In-N-Out Burger to Tehama County.