Jack Block Jr. Announces Campaign To Return To Council

Burien, WALocal News

Jack Block, Jr. announced his candidacy for Burien City Council Position 7 on May 15, focusing on economic revitalization and support for working families. Block, a former Deputy Mayor and Councilmember, criticized incumbent Sally Nelson's record, particularly her opposition to legislation promoting family wage jobs. He expressed concern over the economic downturn's impact on Burien, including the closure of large car dealerships that generate tax revenue. Block highlighted his previous achievements, such as leading the creation of Burien's Town Square, and called for completing stalled infrastructure projects.

He aims to attract new businesses and protect existing ones to foster a thriving community. Block emphasized the importance of diverse voices in the council and plans to leverage his contacts at the Port to address airport noise concerns. His campaign seeks to ensure that Burien's policies benefit all residents, especially those in challenging economic situations.

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