13th Annual Mokelumne Current is here



Students from 14 Lodi schools, along with several private schools, studying the Mokelumne River watershed this year have created the 2026 Mokelumne Current newspaper. The 8-page publication highlights the work of many watershed programs that take place throughout the school year. Funding for this project was provided through generous grants from the C.A. Webster Foundation and Waste Management.


Read the 2026 Mokelumne Current here.

What should the future of Parks and Rec in Lodi look like?



Lodi Parks Recreation & Cultural Services wants your input on future priorities like cleaner parks, playground upgrades, trails, aquatics, sports leagues, recreation programs, and more. The quick, interactive survey lets you “spend” a sample budget based on what matters most to you and your family.


Your feedback will help guide future community improvements and investments.


Take the survey and make your voice heard!

City of Lodi Recognized at Regional Stormwater Partnership Training



The City was proudly represented at the Annual San Joaquin County Stormwater Quality Partnership Regional Training in Manteca by Jimi Billigmeier, Senior Civil Engineer with the Public Works Department. During a panel roundtable discussion, Jimi shared the City's progress toward meeting the State's 2030 trash capture mandate to keep litter out of local rivers and streams. The City is recognized as one of the leading municipalities in the Country on track to meet the deadline. Fantastic work Jimi and team!

The City of Lodi Draft Budget


The City's draft fiscal year 2026-27 budget is now available for public review. Residents are encouraged to explore the draft budget then visit the "Balancing Act" interactive budget tool to provide feedback. Your input will help guide priorities and decisions for the upcoming fiscal year.


View the City's draft budget.


Visit Balancing Act to start budgeting today!

Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan


The City of Lodi has released its draft Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan and is inviting the community to take a look and share feedback.



This plan outlines how federal funding may be used in the coming year to support housing, community services, and neighborhood improvements for Lodi residents, with a focus on those most in need.


View the plan and learn more by visiting the Community Development Block Grant webpage.


Send comments or questions to neighborhoodservices@lodi.gov or by mail to: City of Lodi, Community Development Department, PO Box 3006, Lodi, CA 95241

Lodi Lake Wilderness Update


Over the last several months, the City of Lodi has received reports of multiple deer deaths within the Lodi Lake and Nature Area. The City coordinated with San Joaquin County, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, UC Davis, and other partner agencies to conduct testing and evaluate possible causes.


Testing performed on sampled deer point toward natural disease processes and poor overall animal health conditions rather than evidence of intentional poisoning or an immediate public health concern.

 

Upcoming Events

TOMORROW: Splash Bash

Saturday, May 23 | 10AM - 2PM

Enze Pool at Blakley Park, 1050 S. Stockton Street

 

 

Get ready for a full day of fun at Enze pool! Wet and wacky pool games, pool basketball and MORE! This event is made possible by the Brian M. Stocker fund.

Music in the Park

Wednesday, May 27 | Treats & Eats: 5PM | Show: 6PM

West Park at Hutchins Street Square



Grab your friends and family, kick back, and enjoy a summer evening filled with music, community, and good vibes.

Summer Swim League & Lessons

June 1 - July 19 | Ages 5-18


Join a fun, recreational swim team designed to introduce swimmers to a competitive environment. Flexible Monday–Thursday practices and three swim meets this season.


Swim Lesson registration now open, with group, private, Parent & Me, adult, and adaptive class available.


Stocker Scholarships are available for Summer Swim League and swim lessons to help make aquatic programs accessible to more families.

The 2026 Spring/Summer Activity Guide is here!


Get ready for an unforgettable Summer because the new Summer Activity Guide is here! From exciting camps to fun-filled events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.


Start planning your season of fun and register early to secure your spot and make this Summer one to remember!

 

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