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Amplified Music & Events: Citrus Heights vs Folsom

How do amplified music & events rules compare between Citrus Heights, CA and Folsom, CA?

Citrus Heights and Folsom have similar restriction levels.

Citrus Heights, CA

Sacramento County

Some Restrictions

Amplified music in Citrus Heights must not be audible beyond 50 feet from a residential property line during quiet hours (10 PM to 7 AM weekdays, 10 PM to 8 AM weekends). Daytime amplified music is subject to 55 dBA property line limits. Special event permits are required for outdoor amplified events in public spaces or commercial zones.

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Folsom, CA

Sacramento County

Some Restrictions

Amplified music in Folsom is restricted by the general noise ordinance. Outdoor amplified sound plainly audible 50 feet from a private residence, or crossing a property line during quiet hours, is prohibited. Commercial venues in the Historic District require special event permits.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactCitrus HeightsFolsom
Audible Test50 feet from property line at night-
Day Limit55 dBA residential-
Vehicle AudioCVC §27007-
Event PermitRequired for outdoor events-
Fine Max$500-
Audibility Limit-50 feet residential
Historic District-Special event permit required
Commercial Cutoff-10 PM weekday / 11 PM weekend
Code-FMC §8.42
Fine-$100-$500

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Citrus Heights FAQ

Can I have a backyard party with music until midnight?

Only if the music is not audible beyond 50 feet from your property line after 10 PM. Lower the volume substantially after quiet hours begin.

Do car stereos count?

Yes, and they are also regulated by California Vehicle Code §27007, which prohibits vehicle audio audible from 50 feet.

Folsom FAQ

Can I have a backyard DJ for my party?

Yes during daytime hours, but music must not be plainly audible at 50 feet and must end by 10 PM (8 AM start). HOAs may impose stricter limits.

What about Sutter Street concerts?

Downtown outdoor concerts require a Special Event Permit from Folsom Parks & Recreation with specified sound levels and end times.

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