City of Burbank

Racer and his partner Honey are here to prove mutts make the best pups! This pair has a little Cattle Dog, Pointer, and maybe a dash of Dalmatian in them. They both found themselves relinquished to the Burbank Animal Shelter after their owner sadly passed away. Racer is a tripod, missing a rear leg, but the shelter thinks it helps him run a little faster (less weight to carry). You wouldn’t know he’s missing a leg when you see him play and frolic with his friend, Honey.

Dr. Thomas Crowther and varsity softball Coach Doug Nicol highlight School Board Meeting.

The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Senior Citizen Board beginning February 27, 2023 through March 29, 2023

Sweet River was found running stray here in Burbank with no identifying information, and because of this, the Burbank Animal Shelter does not know very much about her history. Staff here say that she is a very sweet and loving dog, and even knows a few basic commands already.

Coulson is looking for someone who is not afraid to be loved...a lot. This sweet guy absolutely loves his people and does not like it when he is left alone, protesting when his people go away. A home with a big family, and where someone is home the majority of the day, is the ideal situation for Coulson as he does suffer from separation anxiety.

As your community-owned utility, Burbank Water and Power (BWP) manages the utility in alignment with community priorities while balancing regulatory and compliance mandates

SCAG is a Joint Powers Authority under California state law, established as an association of local governments and agencies that voluntarily convene as a forum to address regional issues

Manny (green bell), Moe (purple bell) and Minnie (grey and white) are the sweetest trio of three-year-old bonded cat siblings you will ever meet. They came to the Burbank Animal Shelter when their owner passed away and are in need of a new home. They are a little shy in new situations and need a few days to settle in, but once they're comfortable they are incredibly affectionate and love attention.

Ozzy (grey) and Sharon (white) were found running stray in Downtown Burbank and are now at the Burbank Animal Shelter. This Husky duo is a bonded pair and must be adopted together. They are a little shy but warm up quickly once they know you and have established a relationship.

Alvord is a lifelong resident of Burbank and had a career working for the City, which spanned 38 years before retiring as the City Manager