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Last Modified: 04/29/2026

Burbank's Form of Government

The City of Burbank has a Council-Manager form of government. This structure reflects the City Council’s role: to set City policy and priorities.

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Last Modified: 12/09/2025

City Holidays

The City of Burbank has a Council-Manager form of government. This structure reflects the City Council’s role: to set City policy and priorities.

Last Modified: 12/31/2025

Don't Drive Distracted

Distracted driving is dangerous and continues to take lives. Learn what's considered distracted driving in California.

Last Modified: 10/13/2025

Unclaimed Monies | City of Burbank

Last Modified: 03/12/2026

Public Records: Search Tips

Last Modified: 03/13/2026

Community Assistance Coordinator

The Community Assistance Coordinator connects concerned residents with appropriate staff to help them with any City issue they may be having. This involves taking phone calls, responding to emails, and even meeting with residents in an office on the second floor at City Hall.

Last Modified: 03/05/2026

"Where it Goes" Disposal Guide

Introducing the City of Burbank's Where it Goes search tool! "Bin" confused when disposing of items? Search for the best disposal practices for over 400 items!

Last Modified: 03/27/2026

Homeownership Interest List

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Last Modified: 08/18/2025

Compliance Reporting

The fire code requires all fire protection systems to be inspected, tested, and maintained to make sure the system operates correctly during an incident.

Last Modified: 10/23/2025

Site Map

Last Modified: 11/07/2025

Chief

Meet Burbank Police Chief, Rafael Quintero

Last Modified: 12/10/2025

CPAT & Biddle Exams

Both the CPAT and the Biddle exams are required to become a Burbank Police Officer. Learn more about them here.

Last Modified: 01/16/2026

Emergency Food Supplies

Be ready for any emergency: learn how to store and rotate food supplies, keep essentials accessible, and follow smart food safety tips during power outages.

Last Modified: 01/27/2026

Individual Disaster Kit

A personal disaster kit – sometimes called a “go kit” – is designed to be portable and keep you supplied for three to five days.

Last Modified: 01/27/2026

Vehicle Disaster Kit

Be prepared on the road with a vehicle disaster kit. Learn what to pack—blankets, food, water, first aid, and more—to survive up to 3 days if stranded in a storm or forced to leave your car.

Last Modified: 01/27/2026

Workplace Personal Disaster Kit

Prepare for emergencies at work with a personal disaster kit. Learn what to pack—clothes, shoes, food, water, first aid, and essentials—to sustain yourself for 3–5 days.

Last Modified: 01/27/2026