We visited the Historic district. Wednesday may not be the very best day to visit because we found…read morethe museum was closed and so was the forge. But lots of shops and restaurants were open and busy. It's a small yet quaint area that is completely ADA accessible. Really well thought out.

The Wild Wild West, Oh Yeah!…read more SITREP Okay. Maybe NOT QUITE, but dam close enough! There's tumbleweeds along HWY 50. Horses corralled up on ranchettes between Folsom and El Dorado Hills. There's even a FOLSOM RODEO where I can watch kids ride precocious sheep: "MUTTON WRANGLING!" THE SETUP I value my local friends who show me all the neat markets and antique faires that highlight some of my favorite shopping past times. FOOD HOT SPOTS! But anything pertaining to FOOD has my primary attention! * From Pizza, to Chocolate to Ice Cream shops, if you tastes run along the sweet and quick & easy, you'll find your "poison" along Historic Sutter Street; * But if you're looking for classy Steak Houses or awesome Seafood Restaurants, same place - it's here! * Of specific interest to me is Hop Sing Palace also on Historic Sutter Street: it is my all time favorite Chinese Restaurant in the entire Sacramento Valley! PRODUCE I've learned to go to the Farmer's Market in the Historic Sutter District (at the foot of Historic Sutter Street), and here you can find just about anything! Early in the Spring you're basic fruits and veggies. Later in the Fall, more seasonal faire. My buddy, Master Yelper Eric S., even showed me where to pick out the pumpkins! THE LOWDOWN So much to write about, but suffice it to say that Folsom is a growing community with a lot of stuff for you! It's always helpful

Fun place for a weekend family outing!…read more Great for kids, and plenty of open space, parking, and fresh air to run around and let the kiddos explore. They host plenty of family friendly educational events, including tot-time story time every month. Plenty of school outings/field trips come here, but they are open to the regular public to explore and observe. They are attached to the American River Hatchery, which has plenty of spawning pens where you can closely observe the fish and occasionally feed them (until the food runs out). Highly recommended!

This was a fun place to see the fish pretty up close. Make sure to follow their Facebook account…read morefor special events at the hatchery. We've been there multiple times and every time, we were amazed by the fish jumping out of the water at the ladder. There were rows holding tanks for the younger fish where you can feed them at certain time. I was able to see egg-harvesting in early December. Yes, it was a bit fishy but it was amazing to watch the staffs who expertly removed the egg from the salmon for fertilization and sorting the mature fish. The visitor center has a lot of information about the fish with lots of interesting exhibit.

so,I got a ride a shared ride sat in a fold out chair nothing special besides being asked If I was…read morepregnant over and over and over. the distance was from lakeside church to Folsom mercy. will my bill for this ride is in the thousands. crazy

I just want to document the discussion I just had with Sarah Aquino on 9/30/23. She thinks it is…read moreperfectly o.k. for me a low income, elderly, disabled landlord to be held responsible for paying water and sewer on behalf of my very healthy, very well paid young professional tenants. This practice is also a violation of the Uniform Commercial Code of the United State of America because you are making landlords pay for a service they are not using. SMUD which provides electricity and P, G & E which provides gas also bill tenants directly without getting landlords involved. She also thinks it alright for the Folsom police to not site my former tenants for doing $10,000 worth of damage to my property letting dog hair destroy my air conditioner and the other tenant turning off the outside water killing the entire yard and two large trees. Her response "Well you should not have rented to dog owners." Hello, 60% of tenants now have pets so 60% of my market is eliminated by not renting to people with pets. Moreover, people without pets are strongly recruited by landlords and they end up renting brand new houses which my two rental properties are not. She also expressed no concern for the fact the City of Folsom did thousands of dollars worth of damage to the cooper pipes in one of my rental properties because the city added a chemical to the water that destroyed cooper pipes. Her total insensitivity to small, elderly, retired landlords is just appalling.

Unlike some of the other reviewers here (who've written some truly hilarious narratives), I didn't…read morehave the chance to stay at Folsom Prison. But I really wanted to see Folsom and while on the way to Folsom Lake State Recreation Area with friends, we noticed a sign for the Folsom Prison Museum. Naturally, curiosity won out and we took a much desired detour. Despite having checked online and learning the museum is closed for the foreseeable future (likely budget related), we still decided to drive onto the prison campus anyway to at least see the outside. Mission accomplished! Not only did we find the museum and snap a bunch of fun photos but we also ended up meeting two of the friendliest prison guards imaginable (please note: they're also the only prison guards I've ever met, but still!). They generously took the time to share stories about the prison's history, current conditions, and even fun trivia like the fact that all California license plates are made here at Folsom. Incredible! Oh! I also got a Junior Correctional Officer sticker, how fun!!! Their kindness and willingness to chat really made the stop worthwhile, even without stepping inside the museum. Which, by the way, the museum is the old warden's residence! While I'd love to return if the museum ever reopens, I'll definitely pass on the chance to spend a night here as an official guest. Still, for a quick, quirky, and historic stop, Folsom Prison delivered.

The Johnny Cash trail was interesting to say the least. Definitely wear sunscreen as the sun beams…read moredown, you'll get your steps in for sure. This is not for the weak or slightly interested. Pay attention to the signage so you'll see where to go. The informational plaques here and there are nice. It's still cool to see wildlife I. The distance or the areas around.

They are all about keeping Folsom awesome and continuing to make it a very desirable place to live…read more Very friendly and willing to go above and beyond.

Below Sutter Steet and the Sutter Street parking lot. A small room filled with Folsom gifts and…read moreinfo about Folsom. Next to the Railroad Museum http://www.yelp.com/biz/folsom-railroad-museum-the-folsom#hrid:RrQagmLsmGAFc9plXJY3jg and Folsom Interpretive Museum. Very nice staff. Public restroom next door.

So I go in and order a copy of a birth certificate at the online kiosk, then I have to go back and…read morewait in line. So a lady is sitting at the desk holding the phone up to her ear and says "what's your name" clearly I think she's talking on the phone because why else would she have the phone up to her ear? So then she says nothing and like 30 seconds later she's like NAME!!! And I said oh and told her my name. Then she's yelling at me saying ID. I'm so confused standing in line. She never asked how may I help you or anything and she was on the phone it seemed . So I was very confused. Horrible customer service. Disrespectful and just not okay to treat someone like that. It was her fault that she didn't communicate to me that she could help me. Don't go here because you might get yelled at lol horrible!!!

Needed copy of document. Staff was friendly and had what I needed and out the door within 5 minutes.read more

The Folsom Fire Department withOUT a doubt has some of the MOST HATEFUL Paramedics I have ever been…read moreunfortunate to see in action not once NOT twice but SO many times not just as a bystander but also when I WASN'T retired!! From call's on scene to the Emergency Department COCKY, ARGUMENTIVE KNOW it ALL'S!!!! I'm a Retired Truma RN of over 25 years and NEVER have NEVER personally seen such HATEFUL ATTITUDES !!!

The Folsom Fire Department is awesome. The paramedics, firefighters, engineers, and so on, are all…read moreincredible. It's evident that they are all working to protect and serve this community. Carson C. Granite Bay, California

am deeply concerned about the pattern of selective enforcement and racial profiling I have…read morepersonally observed from the Folsom Police Department. Officers are pulling over certain individuals for window tint violations while clearly ignoring many others who appear to have far darker tint--some looking like 5% or 3%--and are allowed to continue driving without being stopped. If window tint enforcement is going to be taken seriously, then it must be applied equally and fairly to everyone, not selectively based on who officers decide to target. I have personally witnessed officers pass by numerous vehicles with extremely dark tint and make no attempt to stop them, while other drivers are pulled over for the same alleged violation. This creates a clear appearance of bias and discriminatory enforcement. Under California Vehicle Code §26708, window tint laws apply to all drivers equally. Selectively enforcing this law against certain people while ignoring others undermines public trust and raises serious civil rights concerns. Racial profiling--whether explicit or implicit--is unacceptable. California law recognizes this as a serious issue: California Penal Code §13519.4 requires law enforcement agencies to prevent and address racial profiling through proper training and accountability. Government Code §11135 prohibits discrimination by any state-funded agency, including law enforcement, based on race, color, or national origin. When officers "pick and choose" who to stop, it sends the message that enforcement is not about safety or compliance, but about subjective judgment and bias. That is unfair, unprofessional, and damaging to the community's trust in law enforcement. If Folsom Police Department intends to enforce window tint laws, then every driver should be held to the same standard, not just certain individuals. Anything less is unequal treatment and contributes to the very concerns about racial profiling that California law is meant to prevent. The community deserves transparency, accountability, and fair policing--not selective enforcement. Until these issues are addressed seriously, it is hard to have confidence that traffic stops are being conducted lawfully and without bias.

rude, wouldnt give me a sticker becasue im 21. then loitered in our parking lot for 45 min idling…read morewasting tax payers dollars.