Burbank City Council

Burbank Council enacts anti-trafficking law, propelled by Zonta Club's dedicated advocacy efforts.

Burbank City Council reviews goals of last year and approves new, yet similar, list of goals for new year

The Burbank City Council opened up their virtual City Council meeting on March 16, 2021 with the adjournment of Pete Roses who passed away in January of 2021. Roses coached football and basketball at numerous schools, worked as a one-on-one aid in Burbank middle schools, high school, and the Burbank Adult School, and was also a campus security guard for Burbank High School.

"I have decided it is time for me to retire from the Burbank City Council, effective this December"

The Burbank City Council held a virtual joint meeting with the Police Commission on Tuesday, February 9th, 2021. The meeting pushed past midnight putting the council members in overtime, and the majority of the meeting was spent in discussion of the recommendations to council from the Police Commission as well as callers in the public comment portion of the joint meeting.

Burbank City Council debates the implementation of updated single-family development standards, sets day of deliberation as March 15th

Burbank honors Holocaust victims and survivors, emphasizes education and remembrance.

After sending letter in August of 2022, Nick Gutierrez and representatives have been silent. Council wants to hear their idea for solutions

Burbank City Council amends municipal code in order to allow for future fees and updated parking management

Burbank City Council reviews, approves new program for struggling Burbankers to more easily afford electric services.