Message from Mayor Steve Sexton

The City of Burlington is committed to doing its part to limit the depth and duration of the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, the city has altered its hours of operation and access to many city facilities.

I understand that for many of us, this means interruptions and upset to our daily lives. But if we can assist in shortening the timeline of the pandemic, it is the right thing for us to do.

As the arc of this unprecedented event evolves, city services may also. But please keep in mind… the health and safety of citizens, staff and first responders is our top priority. 

As more information becomes available regarding the City of Burlington, we will share it as quickly as we can. Skagit County Public Health is a primary source of information for COVID-19. Please reference their website for the latest on COVID-19 in Skagit County.

I appreciate your patience and understanding.
Steve Sexton Mayor - City of Burlington

ADAPTED SERVICES DURING CRISIS 

In support of public health best practices to slow the spread of COVID-19, the City of Burlington on March 18, 2020 has further adjusted services in accordance with recommendations from federal, state and local agencies. 

To protect residents, customers and staff, City of Burlington is staggering staff work hours and practicing social distancing. City facilities remain operational while closed to the general public. These efforts minimize contact while continuing to provide essential services.

Burlington City Hall is closed to the public until further notice. View up-to-date information by city department - for utility bills, public safety, courts and other types of City Hall business as well as for the Burlington Public Library and city Parks & Recreation services. Consider signing up for City of Burlington email or text alerts.