- Folsom, CA | Home
The City of Folsom is launched a new state-mandated organics recycling program Organic waste includes all food scraps, food-soiled paper, yard waste, and wood
- Utility Billing - Folsom, CA
City of Folsom water customers can receive a free evaluation of indoor and outdoor water use, including an irrigation check-up City staff will evaluate your water usage and make recommendations on how you can use water more efficiently
- Visitors | Folsom, CA
The City of Folsom is the perfect destination for your next day trip, weekend getaway, or extended vacation Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventure, family fun, or premier dining, shopping, arts, and entertainment, you’ll find it in Folsom
- Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary
The Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary is located at 403 Stafford Street, Folsom, CA 95630 (in Folsom City Lions Park, at Natoma and Stafford streets) From Highway 50 take the Folsom Blvd exit and turn left onto Folsom Blvd Follow approximately three miles and turn right onto Natoma Street
- Police - Folsom, CA
The Folsom Police Department prides itself on building proactive community partnerships and providing a high level of service The dedication of the men and women of the Folsom Police Department and the support of our community contribute to Folsom’s ranking as one of the safest cities in the U S
- About Folsom | Folsom, CA
Folsom is a forward-thinking city that's proud to offer small-town charm and first-class amenities Folsom residents enjoy the highest household median income in the Capital Region and the 13th highest in the state
- Waste and Recycling | Folsom, CA
The City of Folsom Waste and Recycling Division provides efficient, cost-effective trash, recycling, green waste, and hazardous materials collection services We strive to exceed the expectations of our residents and businesses while meeting the state’s climate and recycling goals
- Folsom History | Folsom, CA
The Folsom History Museum provides an overview of Folsom’s rich history, including the history of its founding, the Gold Rush, railroad, pioneers, agriculture, and important businesses
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