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Dr. David Gordon elected Mayor of Burbank Dr. David Gordon was elected the new mayor of Burbank Thursday morning, May 1, 2014, during City Council’s annual reorganization meeting. Mayor Gordon, who is serving as mayor for the first time, replaces Emily Gabel-Luddy who served as mayor for the past twelve months. Council also elected Bob Frutos to serve as vice mayor. Mayor Gordon was elected to the Council in 2006, and re-elected in 2009 and 2013. He and
his family live in Burbank, where he first arrived in the 1980’s and established an optometry practice, which he still manages to this day. Mayor Gordon studied as an undergraduate at UCLA before heading to Northern California where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physiological Optics and Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of California, Berkeley. Vice Mayor Frutos, who has lived in Burbank for twenty years, begins
his second year on City Council. He has worked in law enforcement for 26 years and has served on Burbank’s Police Commission, Charter Review Committee and as VicePresident of the Kids Community Dental Clinic. Burbank mayor and vice mayor serve for one year and are chosen from among the five Burbank City Council Members who also include Council Member Gary Bric, Council Member Jess Talamantes, and Council Member Emily Gabel-Ludd.
Howard Street vegetation fire in Glendale Tuesday 7 Glendale units (1 Battalion Chief command team, 4 engine companies, and 2 basic life support ambulances) along with Burbank fire department personnel responded to a reported vegetation fire located at 1315 Howard Street in the city of Glendale on Tuesday. Glendale Engine 24 arrived on scene and discovered smoke and flames showing to the rear of the structure. The fire was
located at the back of the property line. Firefighters aggressively attacked the fire by deploying multiple hose lines. Knock down of the fire was declared at 3:52 p.m., 23 minutes after units were dispatched to the scene. Glendale Water and Power (GWP) was on scene to assess damage to power lines. Three residents were without power because of the fire. GWP is working to restore power to the
residents within two hours. The cause of the fire is under investigation. The Glendale Fire Department reminds residents to conduct vegetation/ brush clearance known as creating a defensible space on their properties. Clearing 100 feet of space around structures from brush and debris is a crucial defense mechanism to protect homes from being destroyed by a brush fire.
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