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The City of Burien Administration has issued a statement clarifying that the Burien City Council did not reject a $1 million offer from King County for temporary housing. The council is actively exploring options for addressing homelessness and has tasked the City Manager with identifying potential sites and partnerships. This statement aims to correct misinformation circulating in the community.
Voters in Burien must return their primary election ballots by 8 p.m. on August 1, 2023. Seven candidates compete for two positions on the Burien City Council, while additional candidates vie for seats in the Highline School District and Port of Seattle. Ballot drop box locations are available for voters in the area.
The King County Medical Examiner’s Office identified Jeremiah N. O’Neal, 20, as the victim of a fatal shooting at a Des Moines Safeway on July 24. O’Neal suffered multiple gunshot wounds while seated in a car in the parking lot. Two suspects fled the scene in a stolen vehicle, but police later apprehended one male and one female after a pursuit.
Burien's Permit Center will temporarily close next week, affecting building inspection services and customer service operations. Residents are encouraged to utilize email for inquiries during the closure, which is led by Brad Pihlstrom. This announcement is crucial for local residents planning construction or renovation projects.
The City of Burien will temporarily close its Permit Center from July 24-28, 2023, to launch a new online permit system aimed at improving customer service and tracking permit statuses. During this period, no permits will be issued, and customers are advised to apply for new permits online. For urgent inquiries, a Building Inspector is available via phone and email.
The Special Event Permit allows for the hosting of significant gatherings in Burien, Washington, particularly those involving liquor licensing as governed by King County regulations. This initiative underlines the city’s commitment to fostering local business and community events, enhancing the region's cultural landscape.
The article discusses the Special Event Permit in Burien, Washington, which is essential for hosting events that involve liquor licensing in King County. This permit plays a crucial role in ensuring compliance with local regulations while facilitating community events. It highlights the significance of proper licensing for event organizers to avoid legal complications.
Waterland Pride invites the community to join the Waterland Parade in Des Moines on July 22, encouraging participants to dress as their favorite Golden Girl. Organizers emphasize the importance of visibility and appreciation for local support during this festive event. Participants should arrive at Des Moines Elementary School by 5 p.m. on the day of the parade.
The White Center Library Guild will host its Summer Sidewalk Sale on July 14 and 15, 2023, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the library. The event offers a chance to purchase secondhand books and gently used household items.
Registration is now open for the 2023 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training in Des Moines, providing essential skills for emergency preparedness and disaster response. This local initiative emphasizes community involvement and equips participants with valuable training to effectively respond to emergencies.