COVID-19 Update
For accurate and timely information regarding COVID-19, the City strongly recommends that residents, businesses, and visitors refer to the agency links provided on the
City's COVID-19 web page. While the City's initial approach was to provide daily updates on our website, we now believe it is best for individuals to check these sites regularly due to the rapid rate at which information is changing.
Residents may also receive daily news updates from the County of San Mateo Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Visit
https://cmo.smcgov.org/eoc to subscribe.
In addition, call 211 to access the County's COVID-19 Public Call Center for non-emergency, non-medical questions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To receive texts, text "coronavirus" to 211211.
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Quashing the Rumor Mill
The City of Burlingame values the connections and opportunities to connect with residents and businesses through accessBurlingame (SeeClickFix), Nextdoor, live streaming of City Council meetings, this electronic newsletter, email, and more!
Unfortunately, these same tools can be used to spread rumors and misinformation that are dangerous, racist, counterproductive, and very time consuming for staff. In light of such misinformation, the City has launched a
"For the Record" page on its website to tackle rumors with facts. Please check this page regularly. If there is a rumor you'd like dispelled, please email info@burlingame.org.
Also, if you want to report an issue or effect change, use the following methods:
- If you imminently fear for your safety, call 911.
- To contact a City staff member or department, access the City Directory.
- To report an issue or request a service click here, or download accessBurlingame on your phone.
- To send a message to the City Council, click here for individual Councilmember's email addresses, or send a group email to council@burlingame.org.
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The Library is Open, but Events, Classes, and Programs are Cancelled Through the End of March
To view the full letter from the Library Head explaining this decision
click here. Remember, the Library also provides
eBooks,
eMagazines,
streaming video, and many online learning tools so that you do not need to physically come to the Library.
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Thank You Arbor Day Attendees!
The City of Burlingame Parks Division and the Burlingame Beautification Commission extends their sincerest thanks to the Mayor and City Council, City staff, Burlingame School Board members, and City Commission members for attending the 41st Annual Arbor Day Ceremony.
Thank you also to the students from Our Lady of Angels, Washington School, Lincoln School, and St. Catherine of Sienna for joining in the Arbor Day event on March 5 at Washington Park. Four trees were planted; one of these new trees was planted in honor of Residential Sustainable Landscape Award Winner Jack Ward. Burlingame is proud of its 41st designation as a “Tree City USA”!
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Update on the Princess Project
The Burlingame Youth Advisory Committee, in partnership with The Princess Project and the Burlingame Parks and Recreation Department, collected 28 new or gently used formal gowns throughout the month of February. Thank you to all those who dropped off dresses and supported this great cause.
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Fresh Market Now Open For 2020 Season
Sundays, 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Park Road at Burlingame Avenue
Your favorite Sunday destination is back! Fresh Market is brought to you by the Burlingame/SFO Chamber of Commerce.
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City Council Meeting
March 16, 7:00 p.m.
City Hall, 501 Primrose Rd.
Among other items, this meeting will include information on the City's work plan for addressing small-cellular infrastructure. The
agenda will be posted no later than 6:00 p.m. today.
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Community Events
(events not sponsored by the City of Burlingame)
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Shop Burlingame - your tax dollars support City services!
A message from the Burlingame/SFO Chamber of Commerce
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