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What's it like to live in Folsom?
Shagrath427
4mo ago
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Moved to Folsom in 1st grade, moved away in my early 20’s and just moved back this year some 18 years later. East Bidwell near 50 is a zoo and I try to avoid that part of town as much as possible, other than that not much has changed. It’s a great city and a safe place to live and raise a family.
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AniMundi34
4mo ago
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Folsom is nice because of the proximity to the lake and hiking. Food scene is real white but some of it’s not bad. The traffic is getting worse. There’s a lot of entitlement and “this is my town” behavior here. Lots of Tesla’s and money. The weather is just as hot as the rest of Sacramento. Lots of bugs, most residences deal with ants during certain seasons. Honestly. It’s not much different from Roseville and Fair Oaks, the rent is just higher.
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ImpressiveAd891
2mo ago
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I am familiar with all of these communities, and I prefer Folsom for a number of reasons. My needs/wants/values may or may not be different from yours.
You can say this about Roseville, Rocklin and Folsom: They have crime rates about 1/3 the California average, and have good schools, shopping and dining options. Rancho Cordova has higher crime and less shopping, and although they share a school district with Folsom, their schools tend to not to perform as well.
Roseville gets the nod for having the most shopping.
Folsom gets the nod for school reputation.
Here's where I think Folsom rises above:
Community: Roseville and Rocklin are spread out, and in my opinion, have less of a community feeling than does Folsom.
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