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* Bid Notices/RFPs Parking in Historic Folsom  * Traffic Safety Committee * Stormwater Management * Bus and Light Rail Fares and Routes * Public Works Day * Commercial Vehicle Routes

Public Works Department

The Public Works Department is responsible for design and management of capital improvement projects
and the maintenance of City streets, roads, street lights, traffic signals, and storm water drainage facilities.
Department staff also manage operation of the City's transit system and Folsom Stage Line.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT TEAM

From Left to Right:

Richard Lorenz, Public Works Director; Kent Gary, Transit Chief; Bob Horn, Streets Manager; Cindy Winslow Patrinellis, Sr. Management Analyst

Mission Statement

The mission of the Public Works Department is to provide timely and cost-effective public works services and programs that ensure the community’s health, safety and welfare; protect and enhance the environment; further orderly development of the City’s infrastructure; and, exemplify a total commitment to customer service.

Contact Information

Public Works Administration/Engineering:
(8 am to 5 pm Monday thru Friday)

(916) 355-7272

FAX:

(916) 351-0525

E-mail:

pwdept@folsom.ca.us

Richard Lorenz, Public Works Director/City Engineer

(916) 355-7268

Frank Dishman, Fleet Manager

  (916) 351-3414

Cindy Patrinellis, Senior Management Analyst

(916) 355-7365

Bob Horn, Street Operations Manager

(916) 355-8340

Kent Gary, Transit Chief

(916) 355-8368

Streets Division (Road Repair, Street Sweeping, Storm Drain cleaning)

(916) 355-8344

Traffic Maintenance Division (Signals, Streetlights & Signs)

(916) 355-8348

Transit Division (Folsom Stage Line, Dial-A-Ride, Light Rail)

(916) 355-8395

Public Works Statistics

(Published annually; current as of June 30, 2009)

Miles of streets

259

Number of street lights

6,660

Number of traffic signals

92

Miles of storm drains

199

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Bid Notices/RFPs:
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Project Title:  Broadstone Parkway/Cavitt Drive Traffic Signal Installation
Project Description: 
  Installation of a new traffic signal at the intersection of Broadstone Parkway and Cavitt Drive                        
Date Released:    February 24, 2010                 
Engineer's Estimate:    $254,000
Plans & Spec. Cost:   $10 + $2 shipping (upon request)          
Mandatory Pre-Proposal:    
None 
Conference and site walk:   None 
Bid Opening:    Thursday, March 18, 2010                      
Estimated Award Date:  Tuesday, April 13, 2010      
Contact Information:    Zachery Bosch (916) 355-7379 or zbosch@folsom.ca.us         
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Parking in Historic Folsom

The City of Folsom completed construction of the Railroad Block Parking Structure on March 20th.  This
new facility will add over 300 new parking spaces for Historic Folsom visitors and employees.  However,
there are many changes still in the works for Historic Folsom, and we are still faced with parking challenges. 
It is therefore important that visitors and employees work together to make the best use of the parking in
Historic Folsom. 

To that end, the City has developed a parking map and parking guide to assist motorists to find the best
available parking for their needs.

To view a parking map where timed/untimed parking locations are identified click   here.  For an information
sheet for visitors/customer and employees/merchant with a few tips and pointers for parking in the Historic
District and City of Folsom contact information click    here.

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Public Works Day

 
Every year, the Public Works and Utilities Departments
celebrate Public Works Day to commemorate the
achievements of public works in the daily lives of
all Americans.  The City of Folsom's celebration is
scheduled during the American Public Works
Association's nationally proclaimed "National Public
Works Week" from May 16th to May 22nd, 2010.  This
year the City of Folsom will hold  Public Works Day
in conjunction with Public Participation Day on
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 at City Lions Park (next to
the Library).
 
For more information, please contact Leslie Anton at
(916) 355-7303 or lanton@folsom.ca.us .

 


Educational materials, information on the many City
departments, games and interactive activities will be
offered during Public Works and Public Participation Day. 
Curby the Robot and City equipment and vehicles will be
available for viewing.

As in past years, the Public Works and Utilities
Departments will share Public Works Day with
other City departments, as part of Folsom's Public
Participation Day. Public Works and Public
Participation Day will give visitors an opportunity
to meet City employees and gain information about
the many City departments.  Please join us for the fun on
Wednesday May 19, 2010 between 9:30 am and noon.

For more information, please contact Leslie Anton
at (916) 355-7303 or at lanton@folsom.ca.us.



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Commercial Vehicle Routes

Any commercial vehicle or combination of vehicles as defined in Section 260 of the California Vehicle Code having a gross vehicle
weight rating (GVW) of weighing 10,001 lbs or more, with an origin or termination point within the city, of freight, merchandise or
load, must drive on streets designated as local truck routes. These vehicles may leave the local truck route only to pick up or deliver
freight, merchandise or load, within the city of Folsom, and must do so from the local truck route point that is closest to the destination
site. These vehicles must return to and use the local truck route to make subsequent deliveries or pick ups. Residential streets shall
not be used unless the delivery or pick up destination is on that street or immediately adjoining streets. Commercial truck routes are
as follows:

  1. Greenback Lane from the Sacramento County line to Folsom Blvd
  2. Folsom Blvd from Greenback Lane to U.S. Highway 50
  3. Blue Ravine Road from Folsom Blvd transitioning to Green Valley Road where it continues to the El Dorado County Line.
  4. Iron Point Road from Folsom Blvd to El Dorado County Line
  5. East Bidwell Street from Blue Ravine to U.S. Highway 50
  6. Empire Ranch Road from El Dorado County Line to Iron Point.
  7. Oak Avenue Parkway from East Bidwell Street to Blue Ravine Road

Local/Terminal truck route:

  1. Prairie City Road from U.S. Highway 50 to Glenn Drive
  2. Folsom Blvd from U.S. Highway 50 to Glenn Drive/Kikkoman entrance.
  3. East Bidwell Road from El Dorado County line to Broadstone Parkway
  4. Broadstone Parkway from East Bidwell to Clarksville Road
  5. Clarksville Road from Broadstone Parkway to Bundrick Road
  6. Iron Point Road from East Bidwell Road to Cavitt Drive

A map of the truck route system can be viewed by clicking  here.

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