The Loomis Town Council meeting on October 10, 2023, highlighted community engagement and local events, with significant updates from the Loomis Library and the Chamber of Commerce.

During the meeting, Sarah from the Loomis Library shared an array of upcoming activities designed to engage residents of all ages. Regular story times, including Japanese story time, will continue every Wednesday and Friday. Notable events include a workshop on urban forestry by UC Master Gardeners on October 14, a Halloween-themed Lego Club on October 21, and a week-long book sale from October 24 to 28. The library will also host a "Read to a Dog" program and a special Halloween-themed walk-through on October 28, encouraging children to come in costume.

Katie from the Loomis Chamber of Commerce reported on the success of the recent 36th Annual Loomis Eggplant Festival, which drew a large crowd despite warm weather. She expressed gratitude for community support and highlighted new businesses opening in the area, including a new med spa section at Faith Love Therapy. Upcoming events include a mixer on October 19 at Steel Insurance and the monthly Coffee Connection at the train depot.

Deputy Jeff Bilodeau provided a report on local law enforcement activities, noting a total of 278 incidents in September, with 35 reports taken. He emphasized the importance of community involvement in reporting incidents, as citizen calls remain a significant source of information for law enforcement.

The meeting underscored the town's commitment to fostering community spirit through events and local business support, while also addressing public safety and engagement. The council encouraged residents to participate in the upcoming library events and support local businesses as they continue to grow.