City of Burbank

Sixteen Days of Activism Against Gender Violence is an international campaign beginning on November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and ending December 10th

The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission beginning November 16, 2020 through December 16, 2020

Project will eliminate parking along Olive Ave. for a dedicated bus lane. The proposed project will run from North Hollywood to Pasadena.

An ordinance for Accessory Dwelling Units, talk about Burbank's election results and Oath of Office for winners, along with a discussion of the possible new tramway to the Hollywood Sign were all discussed along with a dedication to past Fire Chief Curtis Reynolds

Assistance to eligible residential customers will be through a bill credit to the electric service portion of their Municipal Utility Service bill paid over four months

With approximately 400,000 votes left to possibly count in the County, election results so far have been unchanged since the first report on Tuesday. Newcomers have risen in both the Council and School Board races with Measure RC going down defeat soundly

The Burbank Tournament of Roses is steadily working on the city float for the next Rose Parade, which will take place on Jan. 1, 2022.

The Burbank FSA's “Imagine A City Gala - Reimagined Creating a Field of HOPe” will be held in a drive-through format on Oct. 24 at Olive Ball Fields.

Four outside facilities to open - Indoor recreation facilities and various outdoor amenities remain closed to the public

City Manager Justin Hess tabs Dawn Roth Lindell as the new General Manager for Burbank Water and Power, replacing Jorge Somoano who is retiring this month.