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The City of Burien released an important statement addressing local community concerns, particularly regarding parks and nature initiatives. The announcement, made by municipal leaders including Planning Commission member Cydney Moore, outlines plans aimed at enhancing community engagement and environmental stewardship. Residents are encouraged to participate in upcoming events that will shape the future of local parks and attractions.
The City of Burien released a statement clarifying that Councilmember Cydney Moore and Planning Commission Chair Charles Schaefer acted as private citizens when they provided information to individuals outside the Burien Library/City Hall regarding relocating their encampment. This clarification comes in response to concerns about their roles as public officials during the incident on March 30, 2023. The statement aims to address community concerns and reinforce the distinction between personal actions and official duties.
The second annual Men in Black Birthday Bash (MIBBB) festival will take place in Des Moines from June 22 to June 24, 2023. The event will feature a cosplay party, a film festival focused on unexplained phenomena, and a music night dedicated to Frank Sinatra-style swing. Tickets for all events are currently available on EventBrite.
The Digital Marketing Workshop for Businesses, hosted by InnerActivate at Burien Library, offers critical insights into social media marketing, Google Analytics, and search engine optimization. This event, running from April 14 to May 2, 2023, aims to empower small businesses in Media, Pennsylvania, by enhancing their digital marketing strategies.
The City of Burien, in collaboration with InnerActivate, is offering a free workshop aimed at enhancing social media marketing skills for small businesses. Scheduled for May 2, 2023, the workshop will cover essential topics like content creation, SEO, and Google Analytics. Businesses are encouraged to register in advance to secure their participation.
A driver passed out behind the wheel on Des Moines Memorial Drive South struck a Burien Police Deputy on April 10, 2023, while attempting to flee. The Deputy sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to Harborview Medical Center. The King County MARR unit is investigating the incident.
Burien, Washington, has officially launched the second phase of its "Shape Your City" initiative, aimed at enhancing community engagement and comprehensive planning. This event, which took place on April 5, 2023, focuses on improving local logistics and transportation within the city, fostering a collaborative environment for residents and businesses alike.
The City of Burien is initiating the second phase of its "Shape Your City" planning effort, aimed at refining its Comprehensive Plan, Transportation Master Plan, and Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan. Community engagement is crucial, with various opportunities for residents to provide feedback, including an open house, online surveys, and public meetings. This collaborative approach will guide city policy and budget decisions for the next two decades.
The City of Burien has implemented a new policy banning overnight camping on the Burien Library and City Hall property, enforced by the Burien Condo Association. This decision comes amid ongoing efforts to address homelessness in the area, as city staff and service providers work to find housing solutions for individuals currently living in tents. The city is currently reviewing options to address community concerns regarding this policy.
The 2023 Citizen of the Year event in Burien, Washington, recognizes outstanding community contributions and encourages local voting participation. This annual honor highlights the importance of civic engagement and celebrates individuals who make a positive impact in the Riverton-Boulevard Park area.