Folsom Ranch Living Nov-Dec 2023

FOLSOM RANCH L I V I N G NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2023 / ISSUE 7

NEIGHBOR SPOTLIGHT

THE FELICIANO FAMILY

FOLSOM RANCH L I V I N G

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2023 Managing Editor Ahrash Zamani Managing Editor Scott Davenport Managing Editor Jason Hall Art Director Donnell de Leon

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FROM THE EDITORS

San Ramon, CA 94583

As Thanksgiving approaches, Folsom Ranch Living extends profound thanks to the community on the collective spirit that enriches every page of this magazine with stories of gratitude and shared moments.

We are excited to share with you another issue of Folsom Ranch Living, celebrating the spirit of the holiday season. From holiday traditions to the latest culinary trends, to updates to the Folsom Ranch area, this issue of Folsom Ranch Living Magazine is packed with inspiration and joy.

We hope that this issue of Folsom Ranch Living Magazine will bring you warmth, comfort, and a sense of belonging to our wonderful community. As always, we welcome your feedback and suggestions for future issues. If you are interested in advertising in Folsom Ranch Living Magazine, have story ideas, or would just like to reach out and say hi, please contact us at folsomranchliving@gmail.com.

Wishing you all a happy and healthy holiday season!

Sincerely, The Folsom Ranch Living Team

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WHAT'S INSIDE

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Featured Family:

Say hello to the Feliciano Family on page 16!

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UPCOMING EVENTS A curated list of events to enjoy with the whole family.

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THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF HOME INSPECTIONS

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CULINARY CANTINA COMING TO FOLSOM Something is Brewing In The Kitchen

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SIP ON THE SWEETNESS OF AUTUMN Cider & Wine Tasting at Russel Ranch

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A COMMUNITY CELEBRATION OF THE FALL SEASON Pumpkin Patches, Food Trucks, Fun, Oh My!

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ALDER CREEK MARKET Updates on the Upcoming Market

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DAWALI The Festival Of Lights

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COMMUNITY UPDATES

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2023 ―

UPCOMING EVENTS NOV 10

FOLSOM HISTORIC DISTRICT ICE RINK OPENS Historic Folsom | 10AM The Ice rink opens for the 23/24 skating season.

HistoricFolsom.org

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PALLADIO CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING Palladio | 5PM THANKSGIVING FEAST FOR THE ANIMALS Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary | 10AM - 1PM Take a break from your festivities and watch some zoo sanctuary animals snack on specially prepared treats, meals and themed enrichment. webtrac.folsom.ca.us for tickets and info

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WILD NIGHTS AND HOLIDAY LIGHTS DECEMBER 1,2,8,9 AND 15-22 Folsom Zoo Sanctuary| 5PM - 8:30PM This annual family event returns for the 14th year with thousands of bright lights, sparkling ornaments and trees, transforming the zoo sanctuary with holiday spirit.

PROS OF RESPONSIBLE BIKE & SCOOTER RIDING

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edestrians with and without pets using the sidewalks can be startled by bikes and scooter riders.

Pets that are startled or scared can lunge with an accident as a result and all parties can be injured.

To prevent these surprise occurrences, add a bike bell to announce you are approaching 15-20 feet behind pedestrians (and pets) and give warning.

In addition, cyclists must follow California and local ordinances which are in force and the following points are required to protect riders and the public: •

Helmets are required for minors under the age of 18.

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Use of bike lights and reflectors for night riding.

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Pedestrians on sidewalks have the right of way at all times. Cyclists must yield to pedestrians and slow down, stop or dismount as needed.

Cyclists must give an audible warning if passing a pedestrian.

webtrac.folsom.ca.us for tickets and info

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FOLSOM HISTORIC DISTRICT TREE LIGHTING Historic Folsom | 6PM CHRISTMAS ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR Historic Folsom | 9aM - 4PM At 55 years strong, this juried craft fair with 175+ artisan crafters, strolling musicians, donation-based face painting, and popular food trucks is the best place to find unique, quality, handmade items!

SANTA COMES TO FOLSOM RANCH Folsom Ranch Area | 4:30PM Santa will visit Folsom Ranch with the help of Folsom Police and Fire Departments. Sleigh departs folsom PD at 4:30 PM Track Santa at www.folsomsantatracker.com

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THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF HOME INSPECTIONS IN NEW CONSTRUCTION HOMES ― Dan Morasci ―

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n the realm of real estate, a house symbolizes more than shelter; it represents safety, security, and satisfaction- it’s HOME. New construction homes, despite their pristine appearance, aren't exempt from having hidden issues. That's where a thorough, comprehensive home inspection comes in.

Newly built homes might glitter with fresh paint and modern features, but aesthetic charm doesn't guarantee underlying perfection. A professional home inspection dives beneath the surface to gauge the structure, plumbing, electrical systems, and appliances, preventing future unpleasant surprises. A home inspection is also a great way to identify and address items that can be covered by the builders’ warranty (typically one year).

Home inspections are just as important for new constructions as they are for older homes. Building errors can be as simple as minor oversights or as serious as major structural faults, and these can occur at any stage of the construction process. These unseen issues could potentially turn your dream home into more of a problem than a home.

At Finley Home Services, our certified professionals are skilled in the science and art of home analysis. Our comprehensive reviews provide unbiased information that aids in making an informed decision, reducing risks, and ensuring your peace of mind.

Our team meticulously investigates structural elements, heating and cooling systems, interior plumbing, electrical systems, roofs and attics, basements and crawlspaces, and exterior components. By identifying and addressing potential defects, we shield you from unexpected disappointments and heavy expenses.

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Allow us to guide you to greater security, satisfaction, and peace of mind. Contact us today for a thorough, professional new construction home inspection.

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DISCOVER ENCHANTED HOLIDAY TRADITIONS IN THE FESTIVE FOOTHILLS

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tep into a winter wonderland, where golden vineyards, orchards ablaze with crimson and orange, and rows of twinkling Christmas trees set the scene for a magical holiday experience. With the apple harvest season behind us, it's the perfect moment to immerse yourself in the joy of our family farms and prepare for a season filled with merriment and cheer.

At Apple Hill, the holiday season officially commences the weekend following Thanksgiving. Visitors can handpick their Christmas tree, and in many cases, enjoy the time-honored tradition of cutting it down themselves. As you explore these farms, bake shops, and wineries, you'll be captivated by the heartwarming holiday spirit.

Chris Delfino, President of the Apple Hill Growers Association and owner of Delfino Farms, shares, "There's no better way to create lasting traditions with your family than by joining our families in search of the perfect holiday tree. Apple Hill is your 6

one-stop destination to make this holiday season truly special and unforgettable.

While you're here, don't forget to visit our bake shops and wineries, where you'll find mouthwatering pies, delectable baked goods, and wines to grace your holiday table."

As you explore the enchanting holiday

wonderland, many bake shops and tasting rooms are adorned with festive decorations, inviting families to enjoy a cup of hot apple cider and select unique gifts amidst the breathtaking autumn backdrop.

Apple Hill's artisans craft delightful products perfect for hostess gifts or stocking

stuffers, from delicious jams and savory sauces to exquisite olive oils and fragrant lavender sachets. Most Apple Hill Growers use sustainable practices, allowing new trees to sprout from stumps, preserving the spirit of the season.

Get ready to embrace the magic of the season as most of our tree farms open on November 25, welcoming visitors until Christmas Eve or until their tree supply finds loving homes.

Join us in the picturesque foothills and savor the enchanting holiday traditions that await you at Apple Hill, where the spirit of Christmas fills your hearts with warmth and wonder.

See a map of the Apple hill Tree Farms here: https://applehill.com/grower-cat/ christmas-trees/

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CULINARY CANTINA COMING TO FOLSOM Brad Cecchi (left) and Patricio Wise—executive chefs and co-owners of Canon and Nixtaco, —will team up to launch Pedregal in Folsom. (Photo by Francisco Chavira, Courtesy of Pedregal)

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hen two Michelin-rated chefs team up, you know there's something special brewing in the kitchen.

Pedregal, a forthcoming cantina in Folsom, will be the exciting culinary creation of co-chefs Patricio Wise from Nixtaco in Roseville and Brad Cecchi from Canon in East Sacramento.

Both chefs have the rare distinction of receiving Michelin Bib Gourmand status for their respective restaurants, a recognition for delivering exceptional quality and value.

Nixtaco, famous for elevating tacos to new heights, drew accolades from Food & Wine magazine, lauding it as "one of the best chef-driven taquerias in the U.S." Wise, inspired by the creativity of friends in his native Monterrey, aims to bring a bold twist to traditional Mexican dishes at Pedregal. The menu will feature shareable small plates and family-style service, emphasizing authentic flavors from northeastern Mexico.

Cecchi, a Sacramento native, brings his expertise in running fine dining establishments to this venture. He's excited about the inventive cocktail menu, promising an experimental and creative approach that goes beyond the standard margarita. They plan to use spirits from Nixtaco Distillery, with unique blends of Northern Mexican flavors.

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The restaurant's design concept, developed by entrepreneur Clay Nutting, draws inspiration from the rocky landscapes of Monterrey. It combines earthy tones with pops of color inspired by Mexican cantinas and classic cinema. Expect a cinematic setting that exudes sophistication and elegance.

Pedregal is set to become a must-visit destination in the new year, offering classic cocktails and elevated cantina dining. Follow their updates on Instagram or visit cantinapedregal.com to stay informed about this exciting culinary collaboration.

SIP ON THE SWEETNESS OF AUTUMN

RAISING A GLASS FOR CIDER AND WINE TASTING AT THE RUSSELL HOUSE 12

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A COMMUNITY CELEBRATION OF THE FALL SEASON

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old onto your hats, folks! The 2nd annual pumpkin patch festival at Mangini Ranch Elementary School was a smashing success! The school grounds were transformed into a fall wonderland, complete with pumpkin patch, face painting, and a petting zoo. There were even food trucks and vendors selling all sorts of goodies. Thank you to Arash Zamanian for bringing the Folsom Ranch community together to celebrate the season and get into the autumn spirit!

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MEET THE FELICIANO FAMILY ― Photo Credit: Moon Portraits // @moon.portraits ―

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andy and Dina are both originally from the Bay Area. Dina was born in San Francisco and Randy was born in Palo Alto. They met through family. Randy had been wine buyer and olive oil importer with his family business for over 20 years. He had just flown back from a buying trip when Dina’s cousins invited her over for wine. They really invited her over to meet Randy. It was an instant connection. Fast forward, they married in 2012 and welcomed three children into the world. Santino (10), Paola (7), and baby Allen (19 months old).

Most recently, Randy and Dina were living in Kelseyville, California. They enjoyed the rural life with several chickens, few neighbors and scenic views. Dina became a Registered Nurse right at the beginning of Covid. After baby Allen was born, they decided to seek out a “nice” place to raise a family, with job opportunities, good schools and that was closer to family. After several visits, Folsom seemed to check all of those boxes.

A rental literally fell onto their lap through a “friend of a friend” in the first community off the freeway. They moved in and seemed overwhelmed with the close proximity to neighbors, small backyards and construction everywhere. That outlook quickly

changed. The second night at their rental, a group of children knocked on the door and asked if the kids could come out and play. The rest is history. They fell in love with their halfway built neighborhood and community. When one of the last houses was still listed for sale, directly facing the community park, they jumped on it. Needless to say, the neighbors (especially the kids) were very excited.

When Randy is not managing their rental properties, he plays the guitar, teaches his children guitar and piano, and cruises in his 1970 Camaro Z28. He also cares for the kids while Dina works as a Labor and Delivery Nurse at Sutter Roseville. Dina enjoys gardening, ballroom dancing and hosting neighborhood get togethers. Santino likes to play his electric guitar and is an avid Star Wars lego builder. Paola loves to sing, play the piano and draw.

Allen will always be known as “Baby Allen” to all of the neighborhood kids. He can be seen kicking a soccer ball across the field or riding his balance bike.

The Feliciano Family will tell everyone and anyone that they bought their home because of the neighbors. True story. If you visit the Enclave you can see and feel the magic!

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ALDER CREEK MARKETPLACE A Modern Agrarian Retail Haven

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estled at the corner of Alder Creek Parkway and East Bidwell Street, bordered by Discovery Drive to the west and Old Ranch Road to the south, Alder Creek Marketplace emerges as a vibrant retail project that echoes the heritage of Folsom while embracing contemporary design sensibilities. Drawing inspiration from the neighboring Folsom Ranch Retail Project and its agrarian roots, Alder Creek Marketplace aims to create a harmonious blend of history and modernity, fostering a dynamic community hub for shopping, dining, and socializing. The project comprises a collection of eight buildings, including four drive-thru retail pad buildings and three multi-tenant shop buildings. At the heart of the development is a major grocery store, which not only fulfills a vital community need but also serves as an essential anchor, drawing residents and visitors alike. As you explore the marketplace, you’ll notice a distinct architectural character: Modern Agrarian. This style complements The Shops at Folsom Ranch, continuing the legacy of the California Ranch Style with

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a contemporary twist. The design principles employed echo the rustic charm of the past while embracing the elegance of the present. Crisp white metal accents enhance the warmth of natural materials, and black metal trim adds modern elegance. The project strategically activates the street edges through its arrangement of buildings, with steel frame structures serving as inviting pedestrian gateways.

These gateways not only welcome patrons but also integrate the development into the urban fabric of the surrounding area. The architectural elements in this project are carefully selected to reflect the Modern Agrarian concept. The design palette showcases a blend of flat and sloped roofs, paying homage to the agrarian support buildings that once defined the landscape. These elements help break down the scale of the project and create varying opportunities for added character elements and design details. Warm accent colors, balanced with light and dark material contrasts, infuse the project with a welcoming and contemporary style.

Smooth-troweled stucco and a range of

metal roofing and siding options evoke the functional elegance of agrarian structures while also adding a touch of modern sophistication. Metal shade canopies and brick veneers further enhance the visual appeal, providing both functionality and warmth to the project. These design choices connect with the community’s values and expectations, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages social interaction and community engagement, especially at the pedestrian scale. Alder Creek Marketplace isn’t just a retail destination; it’s an embodiment of Folsom’s history and future intertwined. Through the interplay of architectural elements that pay homage to agrarian heritage and the integration of contemporary design, this project is poised to become a thriving center where residents gather, dine, shop, and create lasting memories.

DIWALI

The Festival of Lights

THE BEGINNING

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he most popular explanation for

Diwali is from the Hindu epic, Ramayana. According to it, Diwali marks the day Rama, Sita and Lakshmana return to Ayodhya (a city in India) after 14 years in exile. Exiled by his own father King Dasharatha, Rama, his wife Sita and his brother, Laxmana, face various hardships as they travel through the forests.

In this struggle, they defeated Ravana, who was the ruler of ancient Siri Lanka.

Without defeating Ravana, they could not return home since he had abducted Sita.

WHO CELEBRATES DIWALI Over the centuries, Diwali has become a national festival that's also enjoyed by non-Hindu communities. For instance, in Jainism, Diwali marks the nirvana, or spiritual awakening, of Lord Mahavira on October 15, 527 B.C.; in Sikhism, it honors the

day that Guru Hargobind Ji, the Sixth Sikh Guru, was freed from imprisonment. Buddhists in India celebrate Diwali as well.

DIWALI TODAY Diwali, or Deepawali, is India's biggest and most important holiday of the year. The festival gets its name from the row (avali) of clay lamps (deepa) that Indians light outside their homes to symbolize the inner light that protects from spiritual darkness.

Thus the triumph of Good over Evil. This festival is as important to Hindus as the Christmas holiday is to Christians.

CONNECT WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS

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HOW TO GET STARTED: Scan the QR Code: Grab your smartphone, open your camera, and scan the Linktree QR code featured in Folsom Ranch Living. It's your gateway to a world of local connections!

Explore Local Whatsapp Groups: Once you've scanned the QR code, you'll be directed to our Linktree page showcasing a variety of Whatsapp groups tailored to different interests and hobbies. Whether you're into gardening, book clubs, fitness, or simply looking to meet new friends, we have a group for you!

Join the Conversation: Click on the Whatsapp group that piques your interest, and with just a tap, you'll find yourself in a vibrant community of like-minded neighbors. Share your experiences, ask for advice, or plan local meetups – the possibilities are endless. Some of the groups are new and still growing. Introduce yourself and connect to other members.

HAVE A GROUP IDEA? WE WANT TO HEAR IT! We believe in the power of community-driven initiatives. If you don't find a Whatsapp group that aligns with your interests, fear not! We're open to creating new groups based on your suggestions. Whether it's a dog lovers' club, a recipe exchange, or a jogging meetup, your ideas can become a reality.

Here's How to Propose a New Group: Simply shoot an email to FolsomRanchLiving@gmail.com Suggest your group idea and let us know the purpose and interests it will cater to.

We'll work to create the group, and you can watch your community grow!

Let's build a stronger, more connected neighborhood together.

Scan the QR code, join a Whatsapp group, and start making meaningful connections right at your fingertips. Your community is just a click away!

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FOLSOM RANCH COMMUNITY UPDATES ― Sarah Aquino, Council Member, District 3 ―

open the westbound lanes to traffic. The developer is hopeful that this work will be completed between Thanksgiving and Christmas of this year. The schedule is entirely dependent on weather, and SMUD finishing permanent power.

Please note that the current construction is being managed and administered by the Landowners/Developers and their contractors, subcontractors, etc. and not the city of Folsom.

Here’s another Frequently Asked Question I get . . .

Q: Where/When will we get a grocery store in Folsom Ranch?

* White Rock Road opened to traffic on Monday 10/30. The intersection of White Rock Road and Savanah Parkway was completed as well and there is now a left turn pocket for eastbound vehicles wanting to make a left turn onto northbound Savannah Parkway.

* The temporary traffic signal at the intersection of East Bidwell Street and Alder Creek Parkway should be turned back on around the middle of November. All traffic control on East Bidwell will be completed at the same time. When the signal becomes operational, the developers are planning to open eastbound Alder Creek Parkway to traffic.

* Westwood Drive and Placerville Road closures are over and the remaining improvements are not expected to require any further closures of Westwood Drive north of Alder Creek Parkway. The remaining improvements at Westwood and Alder Creek may require temporary one-lane traffic control to complete the intersection improvements.

* The westbound closure of Alder Creek Parkway will continue until SMUD transfers permanent power and the existing SMUD vaults at the intersection of Alder Creek Parkway and Westwood Drive can be removed and relocated. Once these existing vaults are removed and relocated, the developer plans to complete the westbound lanes of Alder Creek Parkway and

Road Status Update for Folsom Ranch

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A: In September, the city received a new application for Alder Creek Marketplace on the southwest corner of Alder Creek Parkway and East Bidwell (across from the Shops at Folsom Ranch.) The application is for a parcel map and Planned Development Permit for construction of a 95,000 square foot commercial center with retail and restaurant spaces and a 55,000 square foot grocery store. That application may be refined over time, is contingent upon City approval, and would likely move forward within a year or two after receiving necessary approvals from the city. The city doesn’t control the timing of the implementation of projects once decided, but residents can certainly review the application, provide input, and get contact information about any subsequent implementation from the city’s website and “pending development applications” page.

FOLSOM RANCH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS NEWS SCHOOL FACILITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 3 UPDATE (SFID3) If you live South of Highway 50 and have, or will have, kids in FCUSD schools... this message is particularly important for you.

A little background: Folsom Cordova Unified School District (FCUSD) is divided into school facility improvement districts for the purpose of passing bond measures to fund school construction or modernization efforts. For example, everything in Folsom North of Highway 50 is in SFID5, which passed Measure G in 2014 to fund $195 million bond measure used to modernize and improve school facilities in that area.

The area South of 50 is SFID3 and includes the South of 50 sections of both Folsom (Folsom Ranch) and Rancho Cordova (Rio Del Oro), and some unincorporated areas as well. The bond measure funding SFID3 is called Measure M, a $750 million bond passed in 2007 by at that time, the small number of residents in that area of Rancho Cordova.

A portion of that $750 million bond was used to build the Education Services Center (FCUSD district building in Rancho Cordova), Mangini Ranch Elementary, and Alder Creek Elementary, which is under construction and expected to open for the

2024-2025 school year.

Based on current construction, design, and land acquisition costs, the remaining $540 million is insufficient to build all of the schools desired by each community served by SFID3.

Due to the activism of the residents of Folsom Ranch, FCUSD has added a special meeting on Measure M on December 12, 2024 at 6PM at 1965 Birkmont Drive in Rancho Cordova, California. FCUSD is looking and re-looking at any and all options to develop facilities to service the students in SFID3, to include analyzing current and projected enrollment numbers south of 50, capacity north of 50, and how to reduce construction costs at all new projects. During our conversations with FCUSD staff and board members, there is a belief that we may need a third elementary school and/or middle school most urgently in Folsom Ranch.

TWO THINGS ARE CERTAIN: #1 There isn’t enough Measure M money to build what both communities need or expect #2 The FCUSD board will not approve any plan which does not include schools in Rancho Cordova

HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED? #1 Attend the Folsom City Council Meeting on 11/28/2023, where FCUSD is giving a presentation to the city council.

This meeting is at 50 Natoma Street at 6:30PM- and we are first on the agenda.

Again, these meetings are long so we do not recommend young children be in attendance. We need at least 50 people, and 3 speakers.

Please email alaynajwagner@gmail.com if you would like to be a speaker for assistance in drafting a public statement. #2 We were told to “Pack the room” if we want to effect change, on December 12, 2023 at 6PM at 1965 Birkmont Drive in Rancho Cordova, California. We need 200 people- but this time, it is a working meeting where we can specifically engage with the board, so we do not recommend young children be in attendance. As half of Mangini Ranch Elementary is performing the holiday dance production on 12/12 at 6PM, if you do not have children, have children not yet school-age, home-schooled or children attending schools other than Mangini Ranch, or are a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or other concerned community member, this is an especially important meeting for you to step up as half our school age parents will be unavailable. #3 Send an email to the sfid3parents@gmail.com with your ideas about what schools, solutions, or ideas you have so we can aggregate them. #4 Talk to your neighbors and listen for more information to come!

PROPOSED ALDER CREEK/MANGINI RANCH BOUNDARY

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EMERGENCY CONTACTS & IMPORTANT NUMBERS

Folsom Fire Department Non - Emergency

(916) 461- 6325

Folsom Police Department NonEmergency

(916) 355- 7231

Mercy Hospital of Folsom Emergency Services

(916) 983-7400

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

(844) 244- 5935

Poison Control

(800) 222- 1222

JOIN THE RAVE! (SMART 911) Starting January 1, 2023, Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services and Folsom Police Department will be using Rave Mobile Safety (Rave Smart 911) to send emergency notifications to residents.

If you have previously registered with Sacramento Alert (Everbridge) or with Folsom Police Department Nixle, your information will transfer over to the new system. If you wish to change any information that you provided or change emergency alert notifications, you will need to create a new account at www. sacramento-alert.org or by texting 67283 from your smartphone.

Rave Smart911 provides voice messages regarding emergencies, including at-risk missing persons, evacuation routes, and other public safety emergency information.

While Rave Smart911 provides emergency notification service to all of Sacramento County, it allows messages to be geographically based. You will only receive messages that pertain to the locations you set. You can set up multiple addresses and phone numbers to help ensure that you are notified of emergencies near home, work, school, or any other location you choose. www. smart911.com

Stay informed with text messages and emails from the Folsom Police Department. These messages include community messages, messages regarding road closures or detours, missing people, and other important information. https://nixle.com/folsom-police-department/

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