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 City Newsletter December 2009/January 2010

• City Manager's 2010 Priorities
• Folsom Aglow with Holiday Spirit (Tree Lighting, Santa's Sleigh, etc.)
• Ride Free & Stay Safe on New Year's Eve
• What's New at City Hall
• Free H1N1 Flu Clinic
• More Holiday Events!

  City Newsletter November 2009         

 

• Bike Bridges to Span Busy Roads
• Higher Bond Ratings Yield Interest Savings, Lower Tax
• Honor Nation's Veterans at 10th Annual Parade
• Zoo Sanctuary Offers Fall Family Fun
• City Unveils Rock 'n' River Public Art
• Fall & Winter Landscape Tips

  City Newsletter September/October 2009

• Passion for Protecting Animals
• Cyclebration Brings Family Fun to Folsom
• Shop Folsom First!
• Traffic Circulation Changes Underway
• Budget Impacts Streetscape Project
• All-Star Plants for Water-Conserving Gardens

 City Newsletter August 2009

• Exciting Park Projects Coming Your Way
• Folsom Lake Water Level Sinking
• Top 10 Hot Weather Water Tips
• Traffic Shifting with Folsom Lake Crossing Opening
• New Bridge Commuters Speak Up
• Adopt a Zoo Animal for a Wild Experience
• Street Improvements, Staying Cool, Calendar & More!

  City Newsletter June/July 2009    

• Big Changes Coming as Sutter Street Facelight Beings
• Water Experts to the Rescue
• Conservation Still Important as City Returns to Stage 2
• Who is on the Other End of 911 Calls?
• Summer Reading Program Underway
• Kick Back at Concerts in the Park
• Calendar and More!

City Newsletter May 2009    

•     Support Local Economy & Save Money in a 'Flash'
•     City Newsletter to be Delivered Via E-Mail
•     Water Relief in Sight?
•     Stay Cool, Folsom!
•     Volunteers Needed to Adopt a Trail or Creek
•     Folsom Lake Crossing Improves Area Traffic Flow

  City Newsletter March/April 2009      

  • Gear up for Folsom Lake Crossing
  • Stage Three Water Warning Now in Effect
  • Protect Landscaping During Drought
  • Mayor's State of the City Address
  • City Hall Furlough Dates
  • Calendar and more!

    City Newsletter February 2009

• Folsom Lake Crossing Grand Opening Set for March 28
• Folsom Lake Crossing to Bring Relief to Historic District
• Concern Rises Over Low Lake Levels
• Utility Bill Payment Assistance
• Calendar and more!

City Newsletter December 2008/January 2009

• Join Friends and Family for a Flurry of Fun in Folsom
• Volunteer Opportunities Just a Click Away
• Folsom Police Dogs Bring Joy to Pediatric Patients
• Economic Development Among Top Priorities for 2009
• Final Bridge Section Poured
• City Calendar