If you’ve driven down Empire Ranch Road recently, you’ve most likely noticed brand new traffic signals in the area.
The City of Folsom engineered and installed a series of new traffic signals to further increase motorist, pedestrian, and cyclist safety on Empire Ranch Road.
Spare The Air Alerts are issued when ozone pollution is forecast to reach unhealthy levels. Ground-level ozone is formed when exhaust particles from vehicles react with the sun’s ultraviolet rays. High levels occur most often during the summer months, when days are hot and there’s no relief from cooling offshore breezes.
The month of July is designated as a nationwide celebration recognizing the importance of parks and recreation for residents, communities, and the environment.
In support of the 6th Annual Community Service Day, the Rolling Hills Blue Star Moms are collecting items for overseas military troops. A one-day donation drive will be held on Friday, July 12 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Steve Miklos Aquatic Center at 1200 Riley Street in Folsom.
Everyday summer activities such as gardening, home improvements and washing cars can negatively affect local creeks and streams. Help keep our waterways clean by following these tips on dealing with common around-the-house pollutants this summer:
The Folsom City Council approved a $209 million balanced budget for the 2019-20 fiscal year starting July 1, marking the end of an annual process of evaluating the city’s fiscal health, community priorities, infrastructure needs, and daily operations. The budget represents a $3.3 million increase over last year’s adopted budget.
Folsom senior citizens meeting low-income requirements can receive assistance for home repairs through the City of Folsom Seniors Helping Seniors Home Repair Program.
Want to reduce your water use at home? The City of Folsom offers water customers complimentary Water-Wise House Calls.
Share in the camaraderie as neighborhoods throughout Folsom partner with the Folsom Police and Fire departments for the annual National Night Out Tuesday, August 6.
As many residents prepare for summer vacations, the Folsom Police Department’s Citizens Assisting Public Safety (CAPS) volunteers are gearing up to patrol and check on homes where the property owners are away.
Folsom Parks & Recreation offers a huge variety of fun and engaging camps for kids and teens to learn a new sport or sharpen existing skills, showcase their talents through the arts, spark their imaginations through creative play, explore and enjoy the outdoors, make new friends, and create lasting memories.
As the weather warms up, many Folsom residents head to lakes and rivers to cool down. Here are a few tips from the Folsom Fire Department to help you stay safe this summer.
Following an annual process of evaluating the city’s fiscal health, community priorities, infrastructure needs, and daily operations, the Folsom City Council unanimously approved a $209 million balanced budget for Fiscal Year 2019-20 that takes effect July 1.
The Folsom Public Library is rolling out a red carpet for readers with its summer reading program, “It’s Showtime at Your Library.” Folsom residents of all ages are encouraged to sign up at the library or online to take the Five Book Challenge.
Beginning Saturday, June 8, the skate and bike parks will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays, and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays. The skate and bike parks are located at Cummings Family Park, 1775 Creekside Drive.