Statement from the City of Burien

Burien, WALocal News

On April 25, 2023, the City of Burien released a statement concerning an incident that occurred on March 30, 2023, involving Councilmember Cydney Moore and Planning Commission Chair Charles Schaefer. Both officials provided information to individuals encamped outside the Burien Library/City Hall, which led to the relocation of their encampment to a city-owned lot at SW 152nd St and 6th Ave SW. The city clarified that Moore and Schaefer were acting as private citizens and not in their official capacities during this interaction. This distinction is crucial as it addresses community concerns regarding the appropriateness of their actions as public officials. The statement emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability in local governance.

Additionally, it highlights the city’s commitment to maintaining trust with its residents. By openly discussing this incident, the city aims to reinforce the separation between personal actions and public duties. This proactive approach may help mitigate any potential misunderstandings within the community.

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