Burlington Stores Reopen In Baltimore Region June 12

BALTIMORE, MD — Clothing retailer Burlington Stores reopened its stores in Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties on June 12 as the region eases coronavirus restrictions. And some stores may be hiring as business returns.

The reopened stores will follow safety recommendations from health experts, as well as federal, state and local authorities. Safety measures include social distancing measures, wider check-out lanes and one way entrances and exits throughout the store, cart wipes, and masks for all associates, the company said in a news release.

When stores reopen they are offering up to 50 percent off throughout the entire store for a limited time (some exclusions apply).

“We have been looking forward to safely re-opening our store locations and providing extraordinary values on our wide assortment of merchandise to area residents,” said Michael O’Sullivan, CEO, Burlington Stores, in the news release. “These are challenging times for all of us and the need for value is greater than ever. We look forward to welcoming our customers and associates back into our stores.”

Most Baltimore regional stores are open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Here are their locations:

• Hanover, 7000 Arundel Mills Circle
• Glen Burnie, 6711 Ritchie Highway, Suite 551
• Parkville, 1955 East Joppa Road
• Hunt Valley, 18 Shawan Road
• Baltimore, 6901 Security Blvd.
• Dundalk, 7735 Eastpoint Mall
• Towson, 1238 Putty Hill Avenue, Space 2
• Reisterstown, 10230 Mill Run Circle - Building I

Hours are subject to change. Visit Burlington.com for the most up to date store information.

Safety Measures In Stores

These safety measures have been implemented and reflect the recommendations from the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as other federal, state and local authorities:

Social distancing:

• Signs to remind customers and associates to practice social distancing and remain at least 6 feet apart;
• One way entrances and exits at the front of the store and in the department aisles;
• Wider check-out lanes, with social distancing markers on the floor, and;

• Increased space at each register between customers and associates.

Routine cleaning and disinfection:

• We will take proactive steps to routinely clean and disinfect all areas of the store, including frequently cleaning high-touch areas;
• Provide sanitization materials throughout the store, making shopping carts wipes available, and having deep cleaning response plans in place;
• Associates will be screened before returning to work, wear face coverings while in the store, and be provided gloves.

Stores Hiring

As individual stores re-open, there may be store job openings available. For future and open positions, check https://burlingtonstores.jobs/.

Community Support

Given the unprecedented impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Burlington has teamed up with its long-time charitable partners, Delivering Good and The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, to help those most in need nationwide. Community support includes:

• New Product Donation - Burlington has donated more than 170,000 items worth over $2.75 million to its national non-profit organization partner, Delivering Good, which is distributing this product to those who need it most.
• Blood cancer patients – Through its partnership with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Burlington used money previously raised to participate in the organization’s COVID-19 Patient Financial Aid Program, which is providing $250 each to eligible patients struggling with the economic hardship presented by the pandemic.