The familiar sight of red, white and blue fireworks booths will soon return to street corners and shopping centers throughout Folsom as 15 local nonprofit organizations prepare to begin sales for the Independence Day holiday.
Approved safe and sane fireworks sales are scheduled to begin June 28 and continue through July 4 at locations across the city. Each booth is operated by a local nonprofit organization, with proceeds supporting youth sports programs, community service organizations, schools, veterans groups, public safety initiatives and other charitable causes throughout the community.
For many of the participating groups, the annual fireworks sales fundraiser represents one of their largest revenue-generating opportunities of the year, helping fund everything from youth athletic programs and scholarships to community outreach efforts and service projects.
This year’s fireworks booth operators were selected through the City of Folsom’s annual lottery process.
Proceeds from sales help support the participating organizations and their programs throughout the year, benefiting everything from youth athletics and community service projects to public safety initiatives, educational programs and veteran support services.
2026 Folsom fireworks booth locations and benefiting organizations:
Rotary Club of Historic Folsom — 192-196 Blue Ravine Road
Folsom American Little League — 25000 Blue Ravine Road
Folsom National Little League — 715 East Bidwell Street
Mad Dawg Wrestling Club — 2760 East Bidwell Street
Kiwanis Club of Folsom Lake Foundation — 1018 Riley Street
Folsom Softball Club — 1005 East Bidwell Street
St. John Notre Dame School — 9580 Oak Avenue Parkway
Folsom Police Canine Officer’s Association — 6608 Folsom-Auburn Road
Folsom Rotary Foundation — 25025 Blue Ravine Road
Friends of Folsom — 404 Blue Ravine Road
Rotary Club of Folsom — 850 East Bidwell Street
Folsom Youth Football and Cheer (Folsom Junior Bulldogs) — 270 Palladio Parkway
Lewis J. Blodget Post No. 362, The American Legion — 750 Oak Avenue Parkway
W.H. Nichols #940 Marine Corps League — 1850 Prairie City Road
The Bridge Community Church of Folsom — 603-697 East Bidwell Street
City officials remind residents that only state-approved “safe and sane” fireworks purchased from licensed Folsom booths are legal within city limits and may only be discharged during approved hours.
Illegal Fireworks Carry Serious Risks
Before lighting a fuse, know the risks. Illegal fireworks are prohibited in Folsom and can result in fines of up to $5,000 per violation. They also pose a serious threat to neighborhoods, open space and public safety, especially during the dry summer months.
The City of Folsom has a zero-tolerance policy for illegal fireworks. Folsom Police and Fire personnel dedicated to fireworks enforcement will actively patrol neighborhoods throughout the holiday and use drones to help identify violations, protect neighborhoods and reduce fire danger.
Violations are subject to fines of up to $5,000. Each violation may be cited separately. Property owners who use illegal fireworks, or allow others to use illegal fireworks on their property, may be fined $1,000 under the City’s social host ordinance.
Calls for service increase significantly on the Fourth of July. Residents are asked to reserve 9-1-1 for true emergencies, such as fires, injuries or immediate threats to people or property.
How to Report Illegal Fireworks
Residents can report illegal fireworks by emailing fireworks@folsom.ca.us or by calling the Folsom Police Department non-emergency line at 916-461-6400, option 1.
As Independence Day approaches, city officials encourage residents to celebrate responsibly, purchase only legal safe and sane fireworks, support local nonprofit organizations and help keep Folsom neighborhoods safe throughout the holiday.
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