Burien launches “Fix It Burien,” a new app helping residents report potholes, graffiti, and neighborhood concerns directly to city staff.

Burien Council will discuss a new taxes, consider advisory board volunteers, and revisit the council's rules of order on Feb 23.

Reps. Mia Gregerson and Edwin Obras sponsor HB 2489, with Mayor Sarah Moore testifying in support; downtown residents report rising public camping and say they do not want it returning.

Burien Councilmembers will discuss telecommunications franchises and an Immigration Resolution at the next City Council Meeting, Monday, February 9.

Nighttime drivers in SeaTac and Burien should plan ahead as S. 200th St. will close overnight Feb. 4–6 for bridge construction tied to the SR 509 Completion Project. Watch for detours.

After months of testimony, shoreline residents left frustrated, saying the council’s 4–3 vote, DeVito’s participation, and lack of accountability ignored planning recommendations and public input.

Bloomside's quarterly meeting had low attendance, and yet important issues, balancing resident rights and neighborhood concerns, were raised.

Burien City Council launches 2026 by electing new leadership. Reactions to the new Mayor and Deputy Mayor were mixed. Financial troubles are a current challenge for the council.