Lodi Fire Receives $2 Million in State Funding


This week, Lodi Fire was honored to receive $2 million in state funding to help provide our first responders with the equipment they need to save lives and protect our community. Lodi Fire is grateful to Assemblyman Heath Flora and the Lodi City Council for helping secure this important investment in Lodi Fire's fleet and for their continued commitment to public safety.

Lodi's #23 Annual Coastal Cleanup "Steps Up" Strong


Lodi volunteers stepped up and stepped out on Saturday, September 19, for the City of Lodi’s 23rd Annual Coastal Cleanup at Lodi Lake. 86 first-time and veteran volunteers joined forces for some water-pollution-prevention housekeeping before the rainy season arrives. Some volunteers logged as many as 4,000 steps, about a mile and a half, as they combed Lodi Lake Park and the Mokelumne River shoreline, picking up the litter that could otherwise make its way into local waterways.

Celebrate Our Community Public Utility during Public Power Week


Next week, Lodi joins more than 2,000 public power systems across the US in celebrating Public Power Week. Your Community. Your Utility. Your Power!


Since 1910, Lodi Electric Utility has been serving friends and neighbors in Lodi with safe, reliable electricity at not-for-profit rates. Because the utility is community-owned, Lodi residents have a direct say in how it’s run and directly benefit from locally owned utilities.


On October 15, Lodi Electric Utility will welcome students for a day of hands-on learning, electrical safety, and a behind-the-scenes look at the people and teamwork that power Lodi!


Follow Lodi Electric Utility on Facebook to learn about your community-owned public utility during Public Power week.



Calling All Student Artists!

All Lodi students are invited to create artwork celebrating our local rivers, wetlands, and the amazing birds that depend on them.


Every fall, Sandhill Cranes and many other migratory birds travel along the Pacific Flyway. Our local rivers and wetlands provide important habitat and water for these incredible travelers.


Submit your artwork for this year's theme: Mokelumne & Consumes River Wetlands: Helping Migrating Birds.


Your artwork may be displayed at the Lodi Sandhill Crane Festival, November 7 and 8, 2026 at Hutchins Street Square.



TONIGHT: One Night, Double the Fall Fun!

Friday, October 9 | 4 PM | Hutchins Street Square, East Park


Join us at the Hutchins Street Square East Park tonight for TWO free family events back-to-back: the Pumpkin Plunge and an outdoor showing of Toy Story 5!


Pumpkin Plunge fun starts at 4 p.m., then pull out your blankets and lawn chairs for the movie as soon as the sun sets.

CANCELLED - Lodi Lake Nature Area Tour

Sunday, October 18 | 10 AM | Redwood Amphitheater inside the Nature Area Gate


Stay tuned for the next Lodi Lake Nature Tour in November!

Check Out the Fall Activity Guide


The Parks and Recreation Fall Activity Guide is now available! Grab a copy or view the guide online for everything you need to know about what Lodi Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services (PRCS) has planned this fall.


Discover programs, classes, activities, events, and more for all ages and interests!

 

Information and Upcoming Events

Mark Your Calendar


City Council Meeting

Wednesday, October 21, 7 PM

City Council Chambers



City Administrative Offices Closed

Friday, October 16


Mayor's State of the City

Wednesday, October 28


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City of Lodi Boards and Commissions




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