Burlington, IA- The cities of Burlington and West Burlington have announced a partnership aimed at optimizing municipal operations and enhancing service delivery to residents.
According to a news release, the City of Burlington has agreed to share its fuel farm with the City of West Burlington, marking a significant milestone in inter-city cooperation.
Recognizing the benefits of pooling resources and streamlining operations, both municipalities have embraced the opportunity to share infrastructure and resources. By leveraging the City of Burlington’s existing fuel farm, Burlington will realize further cost savings through increased purchasing power, and West Burlington will enjoy enhanced efficiency and cost-effectiveness in its fuel procurement and management processes.
This partnership underscores the commitment of both cities to deliver top-tier services while maximizing fiscal responsibility.
“This collaboration between Burlington and West Burlington really shows the kind of teamwork and support that runs deep in our communities,” remarked Mayor Jon Billups of Burlington. “When we team up and share our resources, we’re not just making things run smoother; we’re also showing how serious we are about using taxpayer dollars wisely.”
Mayor Ron Teater of West Burlington echoed Mayor Billups’ sentiments, emphasizing the tangible benefits of the partnership for his city. “Sharing the fuel farm with Burlington represents a significant step forward for West Burlington in terms of operational efficiency and cost savings. This collaboration exemplifies our commitment to delivering high-quality services to our residents while being mindful of financial resources.”
For more information on the partnership, contact Burlington City Hall at 319-753-8120, or West Burlington City Hall 319-752-5451.
