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“Shop Jackson” Program Offers Great Local Discounts!.  The Jackson Revitalization Committee’s Shop Jackson program developed in cooperation with the Jackson Rancheria Casino is now open for business.  A list of all participating Jackson merchants and the special deals they are offering to Dreamcatcher’s Club members are listed on the Rancheria’s web site.  This program was created by the business community for the business community and offers great potential to expand your customer base.  Click on the Revitalization Committee's page for more information on how to participate.

Jackson Business Planner Guide Now Available!  The Jackson Revitalization Committee has produced a new information resource to help recruit business into Jackson.  The guide includes information about how to start a business in Jackson, key contact information for government and services necessary to get started, as well as a map and demographics for the area.  Click on the title link or check out the Revitalization Committee page for more information. [High Resolution 3.4MB]

Attention Potential Subdivision Project Applicants!  The City of Jackson has a special process for those interested in subdividing property into five or more lots in 2010.  The City is presently accepting proposals consistent with the Resource Allocation Program up to a maximum of 140 lots.  The submittal deadline is March 31, 2010.  Please call City Hall at 223-1646 for more details.

Got Leaves?  If you live within the city limits of Jackson and intend to burn leaves and yard debris this fall, you need to have a Burning Permit issued by the City.  They are FREE and can be obtained at City Hall during regular office hours.  Remember, burn barrels are now prohibited and burning is only permitted between 6am and noon on burn days.  Call 223-6246 for burn day information.

Argonaut Lane Project Ready for School.  The City's Safe Routes to School Project on Argonaut Lane received its finishing touches just before the start of the 2009-10 school year.  This grant funded project added curb, gutter, sidewalks, bike lanes and improved drainage, as well as a pavement overlay on this busy school traffic section of Argonaut Lane.  Check out the before and after photos of the project below.  Remember, school is back in session -- please drive safe! Click here to begin the slideshow.

The Annual St. Patrick's Day Dandelion Days Celebration is a family-oriented event in downtown Jackson, and it's lots of fun! Hosted by the Jackson Lions Club, this year's event will be March 20 & 21.  It includes an outdoor bazaar and flea market featuring antiques, relics and collectibles, arts and crafts, and much more. There is also lots of fun, food, street entertainers and even a 5K run.  Dandelion Days is also known for its rich local community flavor, one thing that makes it so popular.

49er Treasure Trail, March 27-28. Adventure to Amador County for a two-day treasure hunt that will lead you on a clue-solving spree through historic downtowns, a castle, gold mine, vineyard, water-powered foundry, and pioneer grocery store. Come as your favorite adventurer, from Indiana Jones to Frodo Baggins, or come as yourself. The event is great for all ages. For more information, phone (877)TOUR AMADOR (868-7262).

Come to Downtown Jackson and enjoy free jazz every other Wednesday from noon to 3pm.  The "Geezers" welcome all music lovers to 35 Main Street for their pick-up jams - musicians welcome too!  It's a great way to spend a summer afternoon on Main Street.  For the next performance date, please call 223-4633.