Burbank Water and Power Wants to Know: “How should we power Burbank in the...
Your feedback will help determine where Burbank gets its power from, what the mix of renewable (green) energy will be
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
Op/Ed: An expert explains: What does all the recent rain mean for Burbank?
"One of the facts that surprises people when I talk about our water supply is that Burbank has no water rights."
Burbank Water and Power to Close Empire Ave. for Water Main Pipe Replacement
BWP crews are in the process of installing a new 12-inch water main on Empire Avenue, from Naomi to Ontario
Burbank will return to a One-Day Per Week Watering Schedule
Beginning on November, residents will be restricted to Saturday watering only
Burbank Water & Power Recognized for Excellence in Public Power Communications
The APPA Excellence in Public Power Communication Awards highlight the impact made in the community
Burbank City Council Approves $120M Bond for BWP Infrastructure, Sustainability, and Disaster Resilience
As your community-owned utility, Burbank Water and Power (BWP) manages the utility in alignment with community priorities while balancing regulatory and compliance mandates
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"
Joseph Lillio to Serve as Interim General Manager of Burbank Water and Power
Burbank City Manager Justin Hess has selected Chief Financial Officer, Joseph Lillio, as the Interim General Manager of Burbank Water
Two-Alarm Electrical Fire at Warner Bros Knocked Down by Firefighters
A transformer exploded at Warner Bros. on Friday afternoon causing a second alarm response by firefighters
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Burroughs Boys Volleyball Defeats Burbank In Three Sets
The Bears prevailed in three games, but the Bulldogs played well in the third set.
Burbank Community Turns Up the Heat at First-Ever Chamber Chili Cook-Off
On Saturday, April 11, the outdoor grounds of the Burbank Historical Museum were buzzing with the savory aroma of simmering spices as the Burbank Chamber of Commerce hosted its very first Chili Cook-Off.
Letter to the Editor: First Candidate Throws Hat into Race for a City Council...
"I believe local government should be accessible, and visible, in the community it serves"