The City of Burns would like to congratulate Robby Tiller on his new position as Chief of Police for the Burns Police Department! Chief Tiller has long served our community with dedication, fairness, and compassion. We are excited to see his leadership continue to strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the community. This is a well-deserved achievement! Welcome to the team Chief Tiller!
The City of Burns has been working on a water main break down Broadway to East Elm since the very early hours of this morning. After working all day, they managed to fix that break, just to come across another right after. They will continue working into the evening to fix this break as well. Expect some water interruptions . Please exercise caution while driving in the area where our crew is working. Thank you .
The City of Burns and the HCSO have entered into an intergovernmental agreement. Chief McCartney resigned on October 2, 2025. HCSO sergeant Robby Tiller has stepped in to be the interim Chief of Police for the Burns Police Department. This agreement will provide continued leadership for the Burns Police Department and public safety in Burns and on the Burns Paiute reservation. The City of Burns appreciates the collaboration with the HCSO.
R3/ Miller Springs Update:
Big milestone at Miller Springs in Burns—finished paving today! This aerial shot captures the future of our community: a 160-home subdivision alongside 30 acres for vibrant commercial businesses and 30 acres of light industrial to support local growth. We’re excited to announce that foundations were excavated today for the first three homes, with 20 slated for construction this year. Follow our progress for updates and opportunities as Miller Springs comes to life!
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8 months ago, Heather Smith
The Airport Meeting scheduled for Monday, October 13th has been cancelled due to the Federal Holiday.
Next meeting is scheduled Monday, November 10th @ 1p at City Hall in the council chambers.