City of Burbank

Astrid is a LARGE Armenian Gampr weighing in at 125 healthy pounds. She might not be the most coordinated, but she’s definitely the most enthusiastic. This girl LOVES belly rubs. She also loves getting scratches and spinning, bouncing and playing. She is very playful, responsive and excited at the opportunity to please her human. The only downside to this is that Astrid has no idea how big she is (she’s a lot to love!).

Residents can now report fallen trees and branches, park equipment concerns, and beehives on city-owned trees besides other features

During the 2021-22 fiscal year, BWP invested more than $1.4 million toward energy and water efficiency programs for its residents and businesses

Skaters are encouraged to bring their skateboards this Saturday and try out the quarter pipes, launch ramps, grind rails this Saturday

The Burbank Animal Shelter is running out of kennel space for their dogs and need dog fosters ASAP. Even if you can only foster for a few weeks, it will help. The shelter will match you with a dog that fits your lifestyle, and will cover all costs of care. Please foster a dog and help save a life!

The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Community Development Goals Committee through June 5

Now that the weather is getting warmer, kitten season is in full swing. Stray and feral cats living in the wild are having kittens, and hundreds of these kittens are being turned in at the Burbank Animal Shelter.

Artists in Phase 6 include first time box painters, a recent JBHS graduate,  as well as those who have painted several boxes or murals across the city

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

As one of the original California Tree City’s, the City of Burbank has proudly been recognized as a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation