
Posted on Thursday, November 05, 2026 10:53 AM
Please be advised that the City’s website, burlington.ca, will undergo planned maintenance on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026.
During this time, users may experience temporary delays with search results and encounter some broken links.
We are working to minimize disruption as much as possible and anticipate links and the search functionality will be fully restored within a few days following the maintenance.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
Posted on Thursday, October 15, 2026 09:10 AM
Patios and sidewalk detours are being removed from Oct. 16 – 20, 2026 at the following locations:
Posted on Monday, August 17, 2026 01:00 PM
The Waterfront Parking Garage is getting a new elevator this fall!
The elevator will be out of service from Sept. 14 to Dec. 31, 2026 while the new elevator is being installed.
There are accessible parking spaces on levels 1 and 2.
Those not able to or not wanting to take the stairs can park in other lots nearby:
Elizabeth Street Lot 4, 421 John St.
Brant Street Lot 5, 391 Brant St.
Locust Street Lot 7, 500 Locust St.
Caroline Street Lot 8, 523 Locust St.
Residents and visitors can use the HonkMobile app to search, pay for and top-up parking payments directly from their smartphone, tablet or computer.
Parking is free in Downtown Burlington on weekends and holidays. For parking downtown, visit burlington.ca/downtownparking.
Posted on Thursday, April 16, 2026 04:11 PM
Parking Lot #13 at City Hall will be closed from April 20, 2026 until April 2027 for the construction of Civic Square, City Hall façade and surrounding streetscape. Accessible parking spots have been temporarily relocated to Locust Street.
Posted on Wednesday, April 01, 2026 09:13 AM
The City of Burlington’s annual street and park tree pruning program is underway.
Our street and park tree pruning program is important work that protects and manages our urban forest and provides many additional benefits to our communities including:
Safer and more effective travel for emergency response vehicles (Fire, EMS, Police), snowplows, garbage trucks and other utility vehicles which deliver essential services.
Maintaining sightlines for vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians and improving traffic sign visibility for everyone’s safety.
Greener and healthier parks.
A properly pruned tree has a better chance of making it through a storm and other significant weather events. Fewer broken tree limbs and trees means more trees stay in the ground and off the ground!
The City of Burlington employs Certified Arborists to prune municipal trees. Both internal crews and contractors perform pruning work on city trees. They are highly trained, qualified and follow the City’s approved Tree Pruning...
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