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The City of Folsom is committed to keeping our community safe, especially during an emergency. For our community to be fully prepared, we need residents and business owners to be ready. In the event of a wildfire or emergency, you should plan to be self-sufficient for 72-96 hours. Therefore, the best time to prepare is before an emergency happens.

Sandbag Information

• City of Folsom Evacuation Plan
• City of Folsom Emergency Operations Plan
• City of Folsom Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• Sacramento County Emergency Operations Plan
• Sacramento County Evacuation Plan
• Sacramento County Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (Folsom)

• Folsom Evacuation Map
• Folsom Dam Inundation Zone with Critical Facilities
• Folsom Flood Zones with Critical Facilities
• Folsom Fire Threat Zones with Critical Facilities

In the event an emergency requires the City of Folsom to open an evacuation center or shelter, the following locations are approved Red Cross centers or shelters.

The designated evacuation center(s) or shelter(s) will be opened depending on the location of the emergency, if applicable, and the amount of space needed.

The City of Folsom urges its residents to register for alerts and important safety notifications in the event of an emergency. Register for text and/or email alerts to receive real-time notifications on local crimes, fire, storms, and other safety issues, such as evacuation information.

Register for Emergency Alerts

The City of Folsom has several fire station locations to serve the needs of our community.

The City of Folsom Police Department is located at 46 Natoma Street, Folsom, CA 95630.

The City of Folsom encourages residents to join the C.E.R.T. Help plan ahead to mitigate the consequences of an emergency and help others who may be injured. You can help assist first responders during or following a disaster by attending the CERT Training Program.

• Active Shooter
• Bioterrorism
• Chemical Emergencies
• Cybersecurity
• Drought
• Earthquakes
• Emergency Alerts
• Explosions
• Extreme Heat
• Floods
• Hazardous Materials Incidents
• Home Fires
• Household Chemical Emergencies
• Landslides & Debris Flow
• Nuclear Explosion
• Pandemic
• Power Outages
• Radiological Dispersion Device
• Severe Weather
• Snowstorms & Extreme Cold
• Space Weather
• Thunderstorm & Lightning
• Tornadoes
• Wildfires

• Get Preparedness Tips
• Weather Forecast
• Emergency Kit
• Communication Plan
• Are You Prepared Guide
• National Next of Kin Registry

• Seniors and People with Disabilities
• Keep Pets Safe

• American Red Cross
• County Animal Care & Regulation
• Sacramento County WebEOC