Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
Parks & Recreation
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Burlignton's fall youth soccer program is managed by Burlington Parks & Recreation. Visit the burlingtonwa.gov/soccer for more information.
Registration is open from May 1 to June 30 each year, for the coming fall season.
- You may register online during this time period.
- In-person registration is also available at Burlington Parks & Recreation, 900 E. Fairhaven Avenue (East Entrance off Regent Street). View Business Hours
A comprehensive list of community youth sports programs in Skagit County, categorized by sport, is managed by Skagit Kid Insider.
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The community garden is located just north of the Skagit River Park's Whitmarsh Road entrance. It is next door to the Whitmarsh Horseshoe Pit Covered Picnic Shelter at 1720 Whitmarsh Road. Go to our Pea Patch Community Garden page for general information and application form in both English and Spanish.Parks & Recreation
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Please view our quick "How To" guide linked below.Parks & Recreation
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Burlington's little league is managed by Burlington-Edison Little League (BELL). Visit their website for league and registration information.Parks & Recreation
Call BELL at 360-755-1743 for rain-out information. BELL typically updates rain-out information by 3:30 p.m. daily. -
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Youth football and cheerleading in Burlington is organized by Burlington-Edison Youth Football and Cheerleading League (BEYFCL). Visit BEYFCL's website for more information: Burlington Edison Youth Football & Cheer League - Home
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A Permit Application should be submitted to the City of Burlington if: 1. The event will be held on City public streets, sidewalks, walkways, trails or on other publicly owned property, OR 2. The event interferes with normal vehicular or pedestrian traffic and/or requires the use of City services, OR 3. The event is on private property, but cannot be self-contained (i.e. parking spills over onto City owned public property) and/or requires the use of City services, and/or closure of City streets. Submit the following application to the City at least (60) days in advance of your event date. Special Event Application Special Event RegulationsParks & Recreation
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The readerboard located at the corner of Fairhaven Avenue and Burlington Boulevard is used by the City to advertise City sponsored & City co-sponsored programs and events only. Organizers of co-sponsored events may complete the application linked below.Parks & Recreation
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The Burlington Senior Center is situated in Maiben Park at 1011 Greenleaf Avenue, between Regent and S. Skagit Streets. They welcome visitors Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-4:00PM, excluding federal holidays.
For more information about their programs, contact the Senior Center at 360-755-0102 or by visiting their website: Welcome to the Burlington Senior Center
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Parks & Recreation
You can contact the Burlington Parks and Recreation Department by calling 360-755-9649, faxing 360-755-1017, emailing, or visiting:
900 E. Fairhaven Ave.
Burlington, WA 98233
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For more information on Skagit County's Meals on Wheels program, contact Skagit County Senior Services at 360-416-1500 or via Email at communityservices@co.skagit.wa.us.