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Two El Dorado Hills residents appointed to top state roles
The office of California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced the appointment of two individuals to two different top positions representing the state of Calfornia. Both of the appointments are residents of El Dorado Hills, according to the press release issued by the Governor’s office. .Edmond Blagdon has been appointed...
10 homes go on sale in Folsom as part of Habitat for Humanity affordable housing project
FOLSOM, Calif. — The city of Folsom notified the community via social media Thursday of a first-time homebuyer opportunity in the Historic District. Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento, a housing nonprofit, announced last week applications are open to buy one of 10 single-family homes along the 300 block of Persifer Street. The project is the nonprofit's first time in its 38-year history developing in Folsom, according to Leah Miller, the president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Sacramento.
Folsom greenlights $2.7M loan for new Affordable Housing Project
On Tuesday night, the Folsom City Council approved a $2.7 million loan for the development of a new affordable housing project in the city. The loan, conditionally approved through Resolution No. 11234, will support Pacific West Communities, Inc. in the construction of 52 affordable housing units at the proposed Harrington Grove development.
Folsom shines a light on its own for National Zookeepers week
It’s officially National Zookeepers Week and the City of Folsom is not letting the week long occasion go without shining a light on the many dedicated humans that work tirelessly to make the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary a very special place for its residents and visitors alike. At a...
Folsom considers adopting new, updated speed limits
FOLSOM, Calif. — Folsom feels the need — the need for adopting new and updated speed limits. Folsom City Council met Tuesday and considered adopting speed limits for new and updated road sections. Engineering and traffic surveys were conducted to determine new speed limits, according to Public Works...
Good news for Folsom drivers - pipeline project on Folsom Blvd completed
Good news for Folsom drivers - city officials announced that the Folsom Boulevard Pipeline Construction project is officially finished. The critical infrastructure project involved a one-mile section of Folsom Boulevard from Blue Ravine Road to Bidwell Street. During the construction, slow downs were experienced in that section of roadway as lanes were reduced and drivers were merged into one lane.
Folsom’s Palladio stage lights up Friday with Have Mercy!
Live music continues this Friday in the Piazza at Folsom’s Palladio. Taking the stage at this week’s outdoor concert venue in the middle of the city’s premier shopping and dining destination will be Have Mercy! as they “heal” the crowd with their sounds. Have Mercy!...
Folsom City Park Music series concludes with Modern Relics Friday
The City of Folsom’s Summer of Music Series concludes its 2024 series presented by the Folsom Parks and Recreation District this Friday night. The music of the Modern Relics will conclude the four-night series spanning June and July that takes to the gazebo stage at Folsom City Lions Park, bringing area residents another family friendly free option to get outside and enjoy live music.
Placer Supes fill vacant planning commission seat
The Placer County Board of Supervisors appointed Amber Beckler of Granite Bay to the vacant Planning Commission seat during its consent agenda Tuesday. The Planning Commission, composed of seven members, is the principle advisory board to the supervisors on planning and related matters. Responsibilities of the commission include holding public hearings; making recommendations on proposed general plans, studies and zoning text amendments; reviewing and making decisions on major land development proposals; and encouraging resident leadership and participation in the planning process.
Spirit of Folsom Award to Recognize Community Champions
Do you know someone who has made a tremendous impact in the City of Folsom? The city is now accepting applications for the new Spirit of Folsom Award, an annual recognition program that spotlights community members who have gone above and beyond to serve and improve the Folsom community. Each...
Nighttime Rainbow Bridge Northbound Lane Closure
Repair and maintenance work on the city’s water distribution system will require overnight northbound lane closures on the Rainbow Bridge Sunday, July 21 through Thursday, July 27. Northbound Greenback Lane between Folsom-Auburn Road and Scott Street will be closed from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Motorists are encouraged to...
Night work to limit traffic on Folsom’s Rainbow Bridge through Thursday
Evening and overnight motorists who use Folsom’s Rainbow Bridge will need to continue to use an alternate route thru this Thursday as construction work that utilizes the bridge will continue to affect traffic flow. Repair and maintenance work on the city’s water distribution system will require overnight northbound lane...
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