As the weather warms up and residents are out walking, running, biking and playing in the sun, it is important to be aware of the wildlife we share our trails with. Rattlesnakes, mountain lions, bobcats and coyotes are just a few animals that live among us in Folsom.
Dropcountr allows residents to have quick access to personal water use information. Signing up is quick and easy. Simply download the Dropcountr app from Apple’s app store or Android’s Google Play, or go to www.dropcountr.com/home to sign up online.
As part of its mission to become the safest energy provider, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is proactively improving its Electric Tower Maintenance Program in an effort to help maintain and upgrade the safety of the electric grid.
You’re invited to the free grand opening celebration Thursday, June 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. for the Folsom Zoo Sanctuary’s new hands-on learning center.
The Folsom Aquatic Center offers a wide range of swim lessons for every level, whether you’re just dipping your toe in the water for the first time or looking to improve your swim strokes and skills.
Summer day camps are a great way for kids and teens to keep their minds engaged and bodies active while they’re out of school. Folsom Parks & Recreation offers a variety of camps for kids 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.
The Sacramento region’s 24th Spare The Air season is here! Summer heat is fast approaching and with that comes the potential for smog, known as ground-level ozone. You’re urged to pay attention to the daily air quality forecast to know what you’re breathing and protect your health.
Fasten your seatbelts because the Folsom Public Library is ready to take off for this year’s summer reading program, “Reading Takes You Everywhere!” Stories have an extraordinary ability to transport readers to places they could never imagine! Keep busy reading and learning this summer at the Folsom Public Library.
The Oak Chan School Construction project requires the closing of the shared parking lot with Cohn Park from June 4 through August 8. Street parking is available and pedestrians can access the park from Prewett Drive as well as the other sides of the park. Cohn Park will remain open during the renovation project.
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