Progress on the Broder Family Homestead Park parking lot, at East Natoma Street and Bowen Drive, continues with an expected completion date of November 2018. Once parking lot construction is complete, construction on the 4.7-acre Broder Family Homestead Park will begin.
More than 3,300 volunteers completed 70+ service projects throughout Folsom to make the 5th annual Community Service Day a huge success.
The City of Folsom seeks to recognize and honor those who significantly contribute to and enhance the city's arts and cultural community.
The Folsom City Council unanimously voted to approve the Folsom 2035 General Plan and Final Environmental Impact Report at the August 28 City Council Meeting. The General Plan provides a framework for the long-range physical development of Folsom, and it guides policy decision-making about land use, transportation improvements, public services, economic development, housing, and other important issues. It is a document required by the State of California that serves as a blueprint for how Folsom will grow and develop, and sets a vision for goals and policies for the future of the community. Folsom’s last General Plan was adopted in 1988.
Get your glow on at Folsom Glow, a family-friendly 4K walk Saturday, October 6 starting at 7:45 p.m.
The 18th annual Folsom Veterans Day Parade is accepting entries through October 26.
To further increase public safety and prevent crimes, the Folsom Police Department launched a new bike patrol program on Folsom’s trails.
Work is underway on a pavement rehabilitation project on Madison Avenue, Greenback Lane and Folsom-Auburn Road.
Heading to Folsom’s Historic District for dinner, shopping, museums or a special event? If you are looking for parking, check out the parking garage located at 905 Leidesdorff Street.
The City Council will consider the proposed 2035 General Plan and the Draft and Final EIR prepared for the 2035 General Plan at its meeting on Tuesday, August 28.
Wildfires burning across the state are impacting all of us in the Sacramento region. Here are tips you can follow to protect yourself and your family members from unhealthy air.
The 2018 L’Etape California by Le Tour de France, a mass participation bike ride set to take place in Folsom on Sunday, September 2, has been postponed to Sunday, October 28 due to current air quality and other issues caused by the nearby wildfires it was announced by the event’s partners AEG and the Folsom Department of Parks & Recreation.
In support of the 5th 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, August 24 from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Folsom Aquatic Center at 1200 Riley Street in Folsom.
The City of Folsom is committed to establishing and maintaining an accessible community and wants all residents to enjoy the city’s programs, services and activities. The city has a designated ADA Coordinator to oversee and coordinate the city’s efforts to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The American Public Works Association has selected the Orangevale Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation Project for a 2018 Public Works Project of the Year Award in the historical restoration/preservation category.