Community

With the rush of the holidays and other factors, the Foster City Police Department has some helpful tips to keep you and your family safe this holiday season. Learn more.

For immediate release: December 14, 2021

Contact: City Manager Department, (650) 286-3220, manager@fostercity.org

A new survey has been launched to collect the community’s thoughts and perspectives regarding the state of the Foster City Recreation Center and Parks System. Input provided in the survey by residents, park users, and community members will help determine how Foster City’s recreational amenities can be improved to meet current and future needs. 

For immediate release: November 22, 2021

Contact: City Manager Department, (650) 286-3220, manager@fostercity.org

The City of Foster City is proud to announce the release of its Community Annual Report for 2021, which reviews the city’s myriad of accomplishments and achievements over the past year. Filled with compelling data, beautiful images, expansive information, and a message from Mayor Sanjay Gehani, the report comprehensively tells the story of how Foster City evolved and progressed in 2021.

The City of Foster City is proud to announce the release of its Community Annual Report for 2021, which reviews the city’s myriad of accomplishments and achievements over the past year. Filled with compelling data, beautiful images, expansive information, and a message from Mayor Sanjay Gehani, the report comprehensively tells the story of how Foster City evolved and progressed in 2021.

For immediate release: Thursday, November 18

Contact: City Manager Department, (650) 286-3220, manager@fostercity.org

The time for winter celebrations has returned and Foster City is planning a series of community events to make the season brighter. A Winter Wonderland attraction in Leo Ryan Park, the Tree Lighting ceremony and Letters to Santa program are all a part of what the City has in store this year.

Head of the Lagoon was started by a group of master rowers including Ron Hudson and Daryl Winter. It was named after the Monster from the Blue Lagoon movie, and was initially a one day regatta. HOTL has now grown to a two day regatta, hosting junior, collegiate, open, and master teams.

This is an annual 5-km timed trial competition (called a head race) for collegiate teams.  This is hosted by the Peninsula Aquatic Junior Crew.

As the Levee Improvements Project completes its first full year of construction, the project team is highlighting milestones and sharing safety reminders for the community.