Statement from City of Burien Administration

Burien, WALocal News

The City of Burien Administration has released a statement to counter false information circulating within the community regarding a $1 million offer from King County for temporary housing. It clarifies that the Burien City Council did not reject this offer, which is available through the King County Regional Homelessness Authority. The council is dedicated to exploring all possibilities related to temporary housing for the unhoused and has tasked the City Manager with investigating potential partnerships and sites. City personnel have already identified several potential locations, including a facility operated by REBLX, a partner agency of the KCRHA. These sites remain under consideration as the city conducts a comprehensive review.

The city administration aims to keep the community informed and engaged in the process. This statement serves as an important reminder of the council's commitment to addressing homelessness in Burien. As the situation evolves, further updates will be provided to ensure transparency and clarity.

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