Veterans Redding VA Outpatient Clinic  351 Hartnell Avenue Redding, CA 96002 Phone:          (530) 226-7555 Toll Free :   1-800-382-8387   The Redding Outpatient Clinic offers high quality health care to veterans, with a full range of medical services from routine health maintenance to chronic to acute conditions.  In addition, the clinic provides care to veterans in rural areas via a mobile health clinic.     Shasta County Veterans Service Office (CVSO) 2625 Breslauer Way, Cottage #4 Redding, CA 96001  Phone:  (530) 225-5616 Toll Free: 1-800-479-8009 ext. 5616 The Shasta County Veterans Service Office is a county department to assist veterans, their dependents, and survivors with obtaining entitlements from federal, state, and local agencies administering programs for veterans.  This department advocates for veterans rights and is not a division of the federal Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) or the California Department of Veterans Affairs. Northern California Veterans Cemetery 11800 Gas Point Road P. O. Box 76 Igo, CA 96047-0076 1-866-777-4533   The Northern California Veterans Cemetery is the dignified final resting place for California´s veterans of the armed services, their spouse  and eligible dependents. It has been designed to provide a place of meditation and quiet contemplation for veterans, their families and friends. It is located 10 miles southwest of Redding on 320 acres near the town of Igo   The design of the cemetery remains in keeping with the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside, surrounded by mountain ranges. The Northern California Veterans Cemetery (NCVC) is the first state-owned and operated veterans cemetery in the Golden State. The cemetery serves the veteran population in eighteen Northern California counties and provides sufficient burial space for more than twenty years. Any eligible veteran, along with spouses and eligible dependents, may be interred at the cemetery.  The eligibility criteria for burial at the cemetery is the same as for a national veterans cemetery. The Cemetery conveys the appreciation of the people of California to its veterans answering the call of duty and faithfully and honorably serving the United States of America and the State of California.  The dedication ceremony took place on Veterans´ Day, November 11, 2005.  The event included a flyover, 21-gun salute, and music by the USAF Band of the Golden West, with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger being the keynote speaker.   Construction has begun in 2010 for a 125 seat chapel  at the cemetery.  The Veterans Memorial Building project will be finished by September or October, 2010.      PROPOSED VETERANS HOME IN REDDING  - CONSTRUCTION BEGUN IN 2010 Jon Thomas, a Fresno developer, donated 43 acres to the City of Redding for a Veterans Home. The land sits on a bluff along Knighton Road above Churn Creek.    Construction has begun for the 150-bed veterans home.  It will take about two years to build.  It is a 155,000 square foot state-owned and operated home on  26-acre site, and will employ 244 permanent employees when it is finished.  The home will consist of series of smaller buildings grouped together to avoid an institutional atmosphere and will feature private rooms and bathrooms with a more homelike environment.   At least 10% of the subcontractors on the project are to be disabled veteran owned businesses.    LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR SHASTA COUNTY   Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA)        P. O. Box 4021,  Redding, CA 96099                 (530) 722-9296  VFW Post 1934                                   1251 Oregon St., Redding, CA 96001                  (530) 241-9168  VFW Post 9650                                   3210 West Center St.,  Anderson, CA 96007       (530) 365-9650  VFW Post 7141                                   3297 Chestnut St.,    Cottonwood, CA 96022       (530) 347-7141  VFW Boomtown Post 9999                   4220 Main St., Shasta Lake City,  CA 96019       (530) 275-6459  American Legion Post 720                    4309 Vallecito, Shasta Lake City,  CA 96019       (530) 275-8211   REDDING MEMORIAL VETERANS HALL SCHEDULE OF STANDING MEETINGS 1605 Yuba Street Redding, CA 96001 The primary purpose of the Veterans Hall is to serve the needs of the veteran community in Shasta County.  It is owned, operated and maintained by the County of Shasta.  It was established in 1938.