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mkozlowski@folsom.ca.us
(916) 461-6009
Mike Kozlowski has been a Folsom resident since 2005. He is a native of Chicago and holds a master’s degree in architecture. He has been married to his wife, Kim, since 1992 and together they have three children. Outside of his council duties, he is an architect who has designed projects for small businesses, school districts and national retailers. He is also a certified youth coach with USA Track & Field, currently coaching for Vista del Lago High School.
Before his first run for the Folsom City Council, Kozlowski served as a utility commissioner and as a private board member of the Vista Athletic Boosters and the Heritage Preservation League of Folsom. In 2022, he ran for reelection in Folsom’s newly formed District 1, beating challenger Michael Reynolds.
First elected: November 2018
Alma mater: Lawrence Technological University (bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture)
Day job: Account executive for SitelogIQ
Regional council assignments: Folsom Cordova Unified School District, Greater Sacramento Economic Council, Retirement Board of Authority, Sacramento Area Council of Governments, Sacramento Transportation Authority/Sacramento Abandoned Vehicle Authority, Capital Southeast Connector Joint Powers Authority (alternate), Regional Transit District Board of Directors (alternate)
Notable quotes: “Our family moved here in 2005 and it was the best decision we’ve ever made. The people of Folsom are what makes it special and why I love it. Our city tagline “Distinctive by Nature” says it all. We all live here because we love community and family activities, we love having rivers, lakes, mountains and an ocean close-by and we love the rich history of this place. It’s in our nature.” (Source: Folsom Telegraph, Oct. 20, 2022)
“Folsom’s future is very, very bright. In 2021, I look forward to continuing to build homes, continuing to welcome new neighbors, continuing to take care of each other and continue planning for the changes that will make Folsom the greatest place to live for the next 75 years.” (Source: Gold Country Media, Feb. 4, 2021)
Any resident of Folsom is invited to meet with the mayor Thursday afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. No appointment is necessary.
From Folsom Times...
Folsom’s unique public art scene is currently missing a piece of its heart—literally.
From Folsom Telegraph...
Folsom was awarded $3.7 million in federal highway bridge maintenance funding, the city announced Monday.
The Historic Folsom Train Depot is open after restoration, the city announced last week.The historic building on Wool Street in Old Folsom has been restored and re-imagined as a multi-functional space, staff said.
The Folsom City Council decided last week to postpone a $123,000 fence to protect the historic Natoma Sluice Diggings mine.
Award supports weekend shuttle that enhances visitor access, eases parking strain in Historic District.
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