Consejos y Comisiones - City of Burien

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The City of Burien is actively encouraging community participation by inviting residents to apply for advisory councils, commissions, and committees that play a crucial role in local governance. These entities are responsible for addressing significant community matters, conducting independent investigations, and making informed recommendations to the City Council. Currently, Burien has five advisory councils and one ad hoc committee, with 17 positions available for interested community members. The application deadline is set for February 20, 2025, at 5 p. m.

, allowing ample time for residents to submit their applications. Both English and Spanish versions of the application are available, promoting accessibility and inclusivity. For additional information, residents are encouraged to reach out to Heather Dumlao, the City Clerk, at the provided phone number or email. Public meetings of the advisory councils are open to all, with some sessions broadcasted online. This initiative underscores Burien's commitment to involving its citizens in the democratic process.

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