Burien City Council to discuss urban forestry, airport committee appointments more at Mondays meeting

Burien, WALocal News

The Burien City Council is scheduled to meet on March 24, 2025, at 5:30 p. m. , focusing on significant community matters. Among the key agenda items is an update on the urban forestry program, where city officials will discuss ongoing efforts to enhance the local environment. Notably, the council will interview candidates for the Burien Airport Committee, an essential body for managing local aviation concerns.

A quarterly review of the City Council's work plan will also be on the agenda, ensuring that the council's activities align with community needs. Residents can participate by attending in person at Burien City Hall or tuning in via Comcast TV Channel 21 and Zoom. Public comment will be allowed, although campaigning is prohibited during the meeting. This gathering represents a vital opportunity for community engagement and transparency in local governance. As urban forestry initiatives gain importance in urban planning, this meeting underscores the council's commitment to enhancing Burien's green spaces.

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