Burbank to Move to Stage III for Water Use Beginning June 27
Starting June 27, residents will be asked to water only their landscaping on Tuesday and Saturdays as the drought in California continues
Burbank Looking to Fill Water And Power Board Vacancy
Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Burbank Water and Power Board beginning August 8, 2022 through September 7, 2022
Burbank Water and Power Asking Public to Help Conserve Electricity
Monday is also last day to deeply water trees and plants after 6 pm as the City's cutback of watering goes into effect for the next two weeks
Op/Ed: A BWP customer asks: With inflation so high, how is this going to...
An expert explains: Utility inflation is actually higher than the national average, but BWP continues to find ways to balance reliability, affordability, and sustainability
OP/ED: A BWP Customer Asks: How Can I Reduce My Water and Power Bill?
During the 2021-22 fiscal year, BWP invested more than $1.4 million toward energy and water efficiency programs for its residents and businesses
Burbank City Council Discusses 2022-23 Budget, Possible Water and Power Rate Increases
Burbank City Council discusses new budget, requested BWP rate increases
Free Recycled Water is Available for Pick Up Near George Izay Park between September...
Residents and businesses are invited to bring a 1-to-300-gallon container with a leakproof lid to the fill station
BWP Holds First Meeting to Plan Burbank’s Energy Future
Burbank Water and Power is preparing for the future of energy by embarking on the development of a 20-year long-term plan, called – the Integrated Resources Plan
Burbank Water and Power Named Winner in Government Insights’ Smart Cities North America Awards
Recognized for success in the Economic Development Category in fifth annual awards
Op/Ed: A BWP Customer Asks: What Is BWP Doing to Minimize Rate Increases?
"As a not-for-profit community-owned utility, we set our rates to recover the cost of providing reliable water and electric services to our customers"
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BHRC Invites the Public for Community Field Trip to Cesar Chavez National Monument
The Burbank Human Relations Council is sponsoring a field trip for Burbank leaders, community members and families to the Cesar Chavez National Monument in Keene, California on Saturday, June 10th. The chartered bus will depart from the Olive Park parking lot north of the Josalyn Center off North Griffith Park Drive between Olive and Clark Streets at 8am, arriving back in Burbank at 4pm.
Golfers Ready to Compete for Spot in U.S. Open
Burbank has a chance to be put on the map of the sports world Monday as 13-year-old golfer Jaden Soong will be...
Burbank Police Log: May 15 – May 21
Making sure the city is safe is a top priority.