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Tracking down leaks: How a conservation specialist helps homeowners save water
On a Thursday morning like any other, Phillip Berkley pulled up to a home in the College Glen neighborhood, ready to investigate. As one of three water conservation representatives for the City’s ...
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When people hear the name Folsom, they likely recall Folsom State Prison and Johnny Cash's timeless tunes. However, the city of Folsom is so much more. Home to over 72,000 residents, Folsom boasts a thriving downtown imbued with the ambiance of Gold Rush days. It also plays host to one of the largest aquatic centers in the Sacramento Valley, retail outlets, the upscale Palladio shopping district, a zoo, and an interactive aquarium.
The five-member Folsom City Hall meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 6:30 p.m. Meetings are open to the public.
The Planning Commission reviews planning applications for design review, variances, use permits, planned development permits, and environmental determinations. Meetings are public and are held at 6:30 p.m. the first and third Wednesdays of the month.
From Folsom Times...
The Folsom Fire Department honored five of its dedicated first responders Friday afternoon in a special promotional ceremony, recognizing their commitment, leadership, and service to the community. The event, held at the Folsom Rotary Club at Lew Howard Park, brought together active members of the department, city officials, retirees, and the families of those promoted.
From Folsom Telegraph...
The Folsom City Council approved a nearly $1 million, three-year contract this week for herds of goats to trim weeds around town.
Natoma Station area residents will vote on a new assessment district next month to pay for postponed maintenance in the Folsom neighborhood.
Folsom Mayor Sarah Aquino gave her State of the City address on Thursday, Jan. 23, with a powerful message filled with ambition, optimism and acknowledgement of major challenges ahead.
The final regular meeting of the month for the Folsom City Council didn’t have a lengthy agenda, but a topic that wasn’t even on the calendar drew some attention Tuesday evening at Folsom City Hall. Several area residents took to the podium during the evening’s “business from the floor” session to express concerns that District 1 Councilmember and former Folsom Mayor Mike Kozlowski allegedly does not reside in the district he represents.
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