Due to confirmed COVID-19 cases in Folsom, and reports of large and small gatherings of people in public places without social distancing, the City of Folsom is taking additional safety measures by limiting access to community locations where maintaining safe social distancing has shown to be difficult.
Visit www.folsom.ca.us/covid-19 for the latest updates on Folsom's novel coronavirus response.
The Sacramento SPCA (SSPCA), which provides animal shelter services for the City of Folsom and other jurisdictions in the Sacramento region, is currently closed to the public to help combat the spread of COVID-19. Accordingly, Folsom Animal Services can only accept found/stray animals that are in dire need of urgent medical care until further notice.
The City of Folsom is receiving questions about which businesses are allowed to remain open and which cannot. The Sacramento County Health Officer has determined the types of businesses considered to be “essential,” which are those necessary for protecting the health and sustaining the daily lives of Californians during the COVID-19 emergency.
Folsom residents are reminded to keep paper towels, napkins, and flushable wipes out of the sewer system. Items such as these can cause clogged pipes and serious problems for the sewer system.
The Folsom community is coming together again to plan the seventh annual Community Service Day, Folsom’s largest day of volunteerism. This powerful day of service mobilizes thousands of volunteers of all ages and interests to complete dozens of service projects throughout Folsom.
The City of Folsom and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation signed a contract on February 28 to improve the long-term reliability of the Central Valley Project water supplies for local communities.
On Tuesday, February 25, the Folsom City Council unanimously approved an ordinance establishing reduced speed limits on Greenback Lane, Prairie City Road, and Riley Street, based on traffic study findings presented by the Folsom Public Works Department.
April 1 is a very important date—Census Day, 2020. Every ten years the federal government is required to count every person living in the United States.
Parents and prospective students are invited to visit Folsom Parks & Recreation’s Fun Factory Preschool and Kindergarten Readiness classrooms to meet our wonderful teachers,
Your Folsom Public Library card gets you free access to Mango Languages.
A healthy pet is a happy pet. Help ensure your pet’s health and stay compliant with city and state vaccination laws at the City of Folsom Animal Service Department’s Rabies Clinic.
Daytime work on the E. Bidwell Street widening project will continue daily from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through Friday, February 21.
The City of Folsom Community Development Department is seeking public input about design standards for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). ADUs, also known as granny flats, in-law units, or second units, are attached or detached residential dwelling units typically on the same property as a single-family home.
Registered voters can now drop off their ballot at a drop box at Folsom City Hall.