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Corning 2015 21 Corning's population sits at around 7,650 people. The average age of residents is 33. Corning, like most north val- ley towns, is predominantly white — 52 percent. The 2010 census showed that 43 percent of the population is Hispanic. The city is 25 miles north- west of Chico and 17 miles south of Red Bluff. Area Code: 530 Cable Service: Comcast, 1-888-266-2278 Change of Address, Mail Service: U.S. Post Office, 1-800-275-8777 Electricity Service: Pacific Gas & Electric, 1-800- 743-5000, 529-4700 Garbage Pickup Service: Corning Disposal, 824-4700 Gas Service: Pacific Gas & Electric, 1-800- 743-5000, 529-6268 Newspapers: Daily News, 527-2151, Corning Observer (weekly) 824-5464 Phone Service: AT&T, 1-877-213-1057 Phone Repair: 611 Propane Service: Amerigas, 527-2275; Tri-R-Gas, 527-3219 Public Transportation: TRAX bus service, 385-2877 Water/Sewer Service: City of Corning, 824-7028 Emergency and medical: Corning Fire Dept. For emergencies, call 911 Non-emergency 824-7044 Corning Police Dept. For emergencies, call 911 Non-emergency 824-7000 Corning Medical Associates 155 Solano St. 824-4663 Rolling Hills Clinic 740 Solano St. 690-2800 St. Elizabeth Community Hospital 2550 Sister Mary Columba Drive, Red Bluff 529-8000 A fter you visit Corning, you may just never want to leave. Here are some resources for new residents and those considering a move to the Olive City. Relocation Guide City Hall on Solano Street just east of the Corning Chamber of Commerce is a good place to start if you are new to Corning. 2015 Corning.indd 21 1/15/2015 8:36:01 AM

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