Burbank Police Department
200 N Third St
Burbank, California 91502
(818)238-3200
Information: (818) 238-3333
Criminal Records: (818) 238-3140
Accident Reports: (818) 847-9511
Emergency: 9-1-1
Directions to Burbank Police Department:
From the northbound Golden State Freeway (I/S 5) take
the Olive Avenue exit. Stay in the right lane and turn right
to the signal and you will be on Angeleno Avenue at First Street. Continue
eastbound on Angeleno for two more signals to Third Street, and turn
left there. The building on the far left Corner at the next
intersection (Olive Avenue) is the Burbank City Hall. In two
blocks turn right on Orange Grove Avenue, and then immediately right
into the City parking lot. After parking, walk across Orange
Grove with the traffic signal at Third Street, and enter the main entrance
of the Police/Fire Headquarters Facility.
From the westbound Ventura Freeway (CA 134) merge
right to northbound Golden State Freeway (I/S 5) and follow directions
above.
From the southbound Golden State Freeway (I/S 5) take
the Burbank Boulevard exit. Stay in the left lane and at the
signal at the top of the off-ramp you turn left onto Burbank Boulevard. Proceed
eastbound for two blocks until you dead end into Third Street, and
turn right from either of the right two lanes. Continue southbound
on Third Street and merge into the left lane, because the right lane
becomes “Right Turn Only” at Magnolia Boulevard. Two
blocks past Magnolia turn left on Orange Grove Avenue, and then immediately
right into the City parking lot. After parking, walk across
Orange Grove using the pedestrian traffic signal at Third Street, and
enter the main entrance of the Police/Fire Headquarters Facility.
From the eastbound Ventura Freeway (CA 134) exit
at Buena Vista Street. At the dead end and stop sign at the
bottom of the off ramp, turn left on Bob Hope Drive. In two
blocks at the next dead end, turn right on Alameda Avenue. In
two blocks turn left on Buena Vista Avenue, which is a signalized intersection. At
the next traffic signal, turn right on Olive Avenue and proceed eastbound,
going on an overpass above the Golden State Freeway and railroad tracks. At
the third traffic signal past the overpass, turn left onto Third Street. The
building on the left just before you turn is the Burbank City Hall. In
one block turn right on Orange Grove Avenue, and then immediately right
into the City parking lot. After parking, walk across Orange
Grove using the pedestrian traffic signal at Third Street, and enter
the main entrance of the Police/Fire Headquarters Facility.
Burbank Police Department Jail Information
The Burbank Police Department Jail houses up to 73 felony and misdemeanor
arrestees until their criminal arraignments unless they are released
on bond, bail or citation. Its modern modular design allows
it to be safely operated by a minimum staff of two jailers at a time. People
sentenced to jail time in other jurisdictions often request to serve
their time here instead, and pay $85 a night to stay in our jail instead
of the one in the city where they were sentenced
Weekender Program
People who are convicted of a misdemeanor crime and sentenced to jail
may serve their time in a city jail instead of the Los Angeles County
Sheriff’s Department jail, if authorized by the sentencing judge. For
people convicted of certain non-violent crimes, Burbank Police Department’s
Weekender Program provides the option of serving those sentences in
a relatively small, new, clean and local jail. Reduced travel
and check in / check out time could greatly reduce the time necessary
each weekend. The cost to serve the time in Burbank is $85 per
day served, with an initial $85 deposit that is applied to the last
day of the scheduled time to be served. The participant must
show evidence of a recent negative T.B. test.
Registration for the program is Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM
to 3 PM. At that meeting, a schedule will be developed for the
amount of jail time that is specified by the court. Depending
on the participant’s schedule, days can be served on either weekends
or weekdays. As a sample schedule, a person with a Monday-Friday
daytime job could keep working and still serve a sentence of up to
16 days in one month of weekends. There would be check in by
7 PM each Friday and a release by 7 PM the following Monday, with credit
for four days jail time (Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday).
Any further questions you may have about the Weekender Program can
be answered by the Jail Manager or any Jailer at (818) 238-3010.
The Burbank Police and Fire Headquarters Facility main
entrance is up the curved steps behind the Police Officer / Firefighter
Statue on the northeast corner of Third Street and Orange Grove Avenue.
Time limit parking is available in a lot on the southeast corner. Additional
ground-level short-term parking is available behind the building accessed
for Palm Avenue east of Third Street, and the rear doors to the lobby
can be accessed from that side. Pay careful attention to the parking
lot signs, as some of the parking there is restricted. The parking
aisles closest to Glenoaks are owned by the Burbank Unified School District
and leased to local businesses. Parking in those without the appropriate
permit between 8 A.M. and 7 P.M. weekdays will result in an immediate
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