We used the September 2022 Incident Report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff and combined it with a map of the area. Please note that areas of incidents are approximate:
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Thank you,
– BCA
We used the September 2022 Incident Report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff and combined it with a map of the area. Please note that areas of incidents are approximate:
Click the image for a larger high-resolution version.
Thank you,
– BCA
We used the July 2022 Incident Report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff and combined it with a map of the area. Please note that areas of incidents are approximate:
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Thank you,
– BCA
We used the June 2022 Incident Report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff and combined it with a map of the area. Please note that areas of incidents are approximate:
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Thank you,
– BCA
We used the May 2022 Incident Report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff and combined it with a map of the area. Please note that areas of incidents are approximate:
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Thank you,
– BCA
Hello Burbank Community,
The VTA previously performed a Bascom Corridor Complete Streets Study and has released a proposed rendering of the Bascom Avenue upgrade for better pedestrian and bicycle use ,vehicle safety, and landscaping. The link below is to a PDF with the Bascom upgrades highlighted.
VTA Bascom Upgrade 2022 proposed
Project status: Currently the project is pending funding. If you support these changes, please send your letter of support to: Active Transportation Scoping Committee, 11220 N. Street. MS 52, Sacramento, CA 95814
Thank you,
BCA
Hello Burbank Residents!
We used the April 2022 Incident Report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff and combined it with a map of the area. Please note that areas of incidents are approximate:
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Thank you,
– BCA
Hello Burbank Residents!
We used the February 2022 Incident Report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff and combined it with a map of the area. Please note that areas of incidents are approximate:
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Thank you,
– BCA
Saturday’s “How to start Neighborhood Watch in your area” presentation by the Santa Clara County Sheriff was really helpful. Primarily focused on areas of the Burbank area without Neighborhood Watch programs in place, it was a good reminder that the first step to any community empowerment starts with just asking the right questions and having the power of the community to back it up. The presentation from the Sheriff’s deputies focused on how to be safer and set up Neighborhood Watch programs. The attendees gained useful information and were able to meet members of their community and get to know their neighbors.
If you would like more information on how to participate in an existing Neighborhood Watch program, or would like to start one in your area, feel free to contact the BCA and we can make sure we get you to the right person.
-The BCA
Want to help make Burbank community a little bit better? Join BCA’s Man on the Street, Ken Colson in the VTA Adopt-A-Stop Program. With over 4500 bus stops in Santa Clara County, the VTA relies on citizens to help them know when bus stops need maintenance. Through Adopt-A-Stop program individuals, churches and businesses adopt up to 6 stops to pick up litter and report concerns to the VTA.
As part of the BCA’s anti-litter program, Ken has adopted 6 bus stops in the Burbank area. Ken and the BCA are looking for volunteers to join this effort. This is an easy way to help your community. Once a week, volunteers visit a stop to pick up litter and to report damage or graffiti as needed. Stops are located at Bascom Ave. & Olive Ave, Bascom Ave. & Stevens Creek Blvd. & Bradley Ave., and Bascom Ave. & San Carlos St.
To volunteer or learn more, contact the BCA at info@burbankcommunityassn.com.
Reminder! For Burbank residents going on vacation, just remember that the Santa Clara Country Sheriff offers Patrol Checks for your residence or business. Just fill out the form and a deputy serving in your area will check out your property. The form is very detailed, so you are encouraged to provide as many details as you can.