- Lodi, CA | Official Website
Take a Video Tour of Lodi View a series of educational videos highlighting all we have to offer to residents, visitors and businesses
- History of the City of Lodi
In 1874, the name of the town was changed to Lodi It is uncertain why "Lodi" was chosen Some people said it was the name of a local racehorse, others claimed that it came from the famous bridge in Italy
- Experience Lodi | Lodi, CA
Discover resources for residents and visitors of Lodi, including history, parks, events, and community organizations
- Local History | Lodi, CA
Read about the history of the City of Lodi, from it's founding in 1869 as Mokelumne to the present Mission Arch The Lodi Mission Arch, designed by architect E B Brown, was built in 1907, the year after Lodi became an incorporated city
- Visitors | Lodi, CA
Lodi At-a-Glance View demographic information for the City of Lodi Lodi Events Find event calendars for the City of Lodi and local area Parking Downtown (PDF) View and download our downtown parking map Visitor's Bureau Find out why wine experts and visitors alike are referring to Lodi as one of California’s top wine country destinations!
- LODI CITY COUNCIL AGENDA - Regular Meeting Date: May 21, 2025 Carnegie . . .
Meetings of the Lodi City Council are telecast on SJTV, Channel 26 The City of Lodi provides live and archived webcasts of regular City Council meetings The webcasts can be found on the City's website at www lodi gov by clicking the meeting webcasts link Members of the public may view and listen to the open session of this meeting
- Parks, Recreation Cultural Services | Lodi, CA
We are the proud stewards of Lodi’s treasured park system, which includes 367 acres of parkland, 28 parks including features such as: playgrounds, picnic shelters, athletic fields, and courts, community centers, performing arts theater, lake with river access, nature preserve, off-leash dog parks, swimming beach and swimming pools, skate park
- Californias Daylighting Law (AB 413) | Lodi, CA
What is the City of Lodi doing to address the changes made by AB 413? Engineering staff will evaluate intersections throughout the city and identify locations for the red curb implementation The City plans to paint a limited amount of red curb (for additionl clarity visibility) in phases considering the following priorities:
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