LETTER Former 1st Mayor of Burien has advice for the new City Council - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

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Former Burien Mayor Arun Jhaveri provides guidance to the new City Council, emphasizing the need for strong community engagement. He insists that council members must prioritize listening to their constituents, which he believes will strengthen the bond between the government and the community. Jhaveri calls for transparency in decision-making processes, arguing that it fosters trust and encourages citizen participation. He also highlights the importance of addressing local issues promptly, ensuring that residents feel heard and valued. His insights reflect a broader understanding of effective governance that prioritizes citizen involvement.

This advice is particularly relevant as the new council seeks to establish its agenda. Jhaveri's experience serves as a valuable resource for the council, underscoring the impact of local government on community dynamics. His call for action aims to inspire a more responsive and accountable local administration.

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