Find the right starting point for your address.
Our Butte County rental service covers Chico and Oroville. Call with the complete delivery address and the entrance to use. We plan equipment quantities, vehicle access, service visits and pickup for that specific location.
A county address alone does not identify who manages the property. Before placing equipment at a public site, confirm the responsible city, park district or property manager and the approved setup area.
Separate the rental booking from event approvals.
| Event location or activity | Planning resource |
|---|---|
| Chico city parks | City of Chico park reservations |
| Chico Area Recreation and Park District | CARD park rentals and equipment rules |
| Oroville district park facility | Feather River Recreation and Park District reservations |
| Temporary food vendors | Butte County Environmental Health food program |
Confirm which restrooms the venue already supplies and when they remain open. Ask about outside equipment placement, service-vehicle access and removal times. Give the approved arrangements to our team so the rental schedule fits the site.
Food vendors and guest handwashing
Butte County publishes separate resources for community-event organizers and temporary food operators. Tell us whether a sink is intended for attendees or food handlers. Coordinate any food-booth handwashing requirements with Environmental Health while the event layout is being prepared.
Construction projects in Chico and Oroville
Use the largest crew on a shift to plan toilets and washing, then keep service access available as work changes. Our construction guide links the California toilet and washing rules and explains the details to discuss with the site supervisor.
Arrange the final collection before closing access.
At a park event, pickup must work with the facility’s access arrangements. At an open-ended jobsite, call when the rental is no longer needed and confirm when billing ends. Keep a site contact available until the equipment has been removed.
