City of Burbank

Leadership Burbank Class of 2014’s Project Supports Well-Being of Burbank’s Active Adults, Ages 55+

Public Works staff has selected Magnolia Blvd. to be the first section of Burbank to participate with the new recycling bins

Grant would only pay for three new officers for three years with City on the hook for additional years. Council will fund one new officer

Burbank 911 Center has a fresh beginning after remodeling.

Burbank Unified School District’s winning banner, created by 9th grader Angus Crosby from Burbank High School, will be the first to be displayed on the tower, beginning June 2014

A winter storm rolled through Burbank on Friday and while it did not do a lot of damage, two locations were not so lucky

To help counteract the effects of the storm, the Public Works department has provided sandbags, free of charge, to residents and business owners in Burbank. Pickup will be coordinated at the Public Works Field Services Yard

The Burbank City Council is scheduled to discuss the project March 11, after the Planning Board recommended its approval last month

City transportation planners gauge residents' interest in adding barriers to high traffic neighborhoods during first of three community workshops. One Keystone resident says city needs to address characteristics of individual blocks before adding bicycle/vehicle share lanes. Kenneth residents say no to traffic circles and entry islands but want the city to explore more options.

Burbank Animal Control Officers are forced to euthanize a badly injured coyote discovered caught in a trap in bushes near the freeway at Bob Hope Park.