Updated COVID-19 policy and procedures for city facilities Read on...

Read on...

Due to continued high volumes, trash collection may be delayed for some residents Read on...

The city is hosting a vaccine registration drive-thru event on Saturday, March 6, from 1 - 4 p.m. at the Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza Read on...

Due to extremely high volumes following recent winter storms, trash will only be collected once for the week of Feb. 22 Read on...

The waitlist for COVID-19 vaccines is now open and the COVID-19 testing site will be closing Friday, February 26 Read on...

Christina Brinkman, Communications Coordinator, was named the City of Burleson Employee of the Year for 2020. Read on...

Jesse Tate, the City of Burleson's Employee of the Quarter, was nominated and selected for consistently going above and beyond his job requirements and his willingness to always assist in any area needed. Read on...

The City has received several questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. Read on to find out who is eligible to take the vaccine, where vaccines are available, and how a person that meets the stated requirements can receive a vaccine. Read on...

Burleson City Council approved a public-private partnership with developer that will double the size of Old Town’s core by bringing over 50,000 square feet of retail, office and restaurant space. Read on...

City Council approved a budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, that decreases the city portion of the tax rate, reduces water fees and invests in public safety, city’s roadways, traffic management and more Read on...

The new facility will be located at 250 E. Hidden Creek Parkway, near the intersection of E. Hidden Creek Parkway and S. Dobson St. The new building will replace the existing Station 2, which was built in 1995 and is located at 620 Memorial Plaza. Read on...