FAQs • Burlington, WA • CivicEngage

How do I find out the elevation of my property?: The Burlington Public Works and Engineering Department has in their archives records of monuments in various areas of the city showing the elevations. You can request this information by visiting their office, faxing a request to 360-755-0783, or by calling 360-755-9715. There is no cost for this information.

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Public Works

1. How do I find out how much traffic uses a particular section of road in Burlington?: View traffic counts.

2. How do I get City of Burlington topo, street, zoning, and sewer and storm service maps, or an aerial photo?: The Burlington Public Works and Engineering Department generates all of these maps for public use. There is a cost for most copies of these maps according to size of print. View the city street map and index spreadsheet.

3. How do I find out where the Burlington sewer and storm system are located in my neighborhood or if I can connect my new home or business to their system?: The Burlington Public Works and Engineering Department can help you with this information. They have copies of plans (as-builts) of previously constructed buildings showing where the utilities connected to the Burlington utility system. You can request this information by visiting their office, faxing a request to 360-755-0783, or by calling 360-755-9715. The cost of copies of as-builts is $4 a sheet.

4. How do I find out the elevation of my property?: The Burlington Public Works and Engineering Department has in their archives records of monuments in various areas of the city showing the elevations. You can request this information by visiting their office, faxing a request to 360-755-0783, or by calling 360-755-9715. There is no cost for this information.