City of Burbank

This week, April 9 to 15, 2023 is celebrated as National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, which is honored on the second full week of April every year since it was enacted by Congress and signed by President Clinton in 1991. During the April 4th Burbank City Council Meeting, Mayor Konstantine Anthony presented a proclamation declaring April 9 through the 15th of 2023, National Public Safety Telecommunications Week in the city of Burbank, which was accepted by Burbank Police Captain, JJ Puglisi, and communications manager, Cheryl Mendez.

Atlas is a sweet boy who was surrendered to the Burbank Animal Shelter as his previous owner's living situation changed and she could no longer keep him. He is a lovely dog, and an all-around good guy, but he is definitely nervous here at the shelter. He would do best in a quiet home with an experienced dog owner who can be a little patient with him.

Construction is set to begin in June 2023 and is expected to end in November 2023

City Council approves funds to focus on streets that need resurfacing and exclude those that do not in four zones

Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority now through May 3

Meet Princess Jeannette, from the Burbank Animal Shelter, who is looking for a castle with one or two human servants to spoil her rotten. She is very opinionated and knows what she wants. Princess is very talkative when she wants something. Sometimes she's looking for pets, sometimes she wants to be brushed, other times she's just hungry. She is a huge fan of Fancy Feast canned food and catnip. She still plays now and then, and is quite spry for a senior cat. Princess would do best in a quiet home where she can rule the roost.

"...we are 100 percent dependent on water that we purchase from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California"

Burbank was awarded the Capital Budget Excellence, Operating Budget Excellence, and Distinguished Budget Presentation awards

An expert explains: Utility inflation is actually higher than the national average, but BWP continues to find ways to balance reliability, affordability, and sustainability

Information about the first forums for residents to help draw District boundary maps. Spanish and Armenian translations also included