At-large. All five members represent the whole city.
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Who represents a Burbank address
Burbank’s city council is five members elected at-large. The mayor rotates. Typing an address does not change the city roster. It is used only in your browser to confirm county, state, and federal districts via the Census geocoder. Nothing you type is sent to our servers.
Data as of Sep 26, 2026 from City of Burbank elected officials page. Recomputed from source records; see methodology.
City of Burbank — same officials at every address
Elections official, records, and clerk of the council.
At-large. All five members represent the whole city.
Receives, invests, and disburses city funds.
At-large. All five members represent the whole city.
Presides at council meetings; one of five at-large members.
Stands in for the mayor; one of five at-large members.
Burbank Unified — by trustee area
Seat on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
Sets district policy with four other trustees.
Sets district policy with four other trustees.
Seat on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
Sets district policy with four other trustees.
Los Angeles County
County budget, public health, and unincorporated services.
State of California
State legislation. Burbank sits in SD-20 after the 2021 maps.
State legislation. Burbank sits in AD-44 after the 2021 maps.
United States
Statewide.
Statewide.
Federal legislation. Confirm with the Census geocoder; Prop. 50 (2025) redrew congressional lines.
BUSD trustee area still needs an official GIS polygon we can redistribute. Until then, use the district map. Congressional lines changed after Proposition 50 (2025); the geocoder is the check.