City of Burien Police Department - King County, Washington Burien is an ethnically and economically diverse community with a population of more than 48,000 people Incorporated since 1993, this 100-year-old waterfront community has six miles of Puget Sound shoreline, 28 neighborhood parks, and numerous communities with varying policing needs
Burien Transit Center - King County, Washington Get a closer look by selecting the map You can zoom in and pan around or you can download a PDF map This program or project is supported with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act
King County Parks opens new trail segment connecting Burien and SeaTac . . . The new trail segment connects the cities of Burien and SeaTac to the existing Des Moines Creek Trail, opening more than seven miles of continuous, non-motorized trail Partners have now completed 11 miles of the 16-mile regional trail that connects to four other regional trails, two Sound Transit Link stations, the Sounder, Metro RapidRide A
Parcel Viewer - King County, Washington With Parcel Viewer you can: search for parcels by parcel number, address or condo name; zoom in far enough to see parcel boundaries, then single click on a parcel to get summary information and links to complete info
Directory - Group detail - King County Burien is located in the southwest region of the county and has a population of over 31,000 residents The Burien law enforcement team is made up
Candidates - King County - King County, Washington Burien is facing more challenges around public safety and homelessness We need partners at every level to connect people with help, improve our housing supply, and address gun violence in our neighborhoods
Candidates - King County - King County, Washington Burien needs to get back on track! With the right leadership, Burien has the potential to be a safe, dynamic city I’m the candidate with the experience and knowledge to provide that leadership
INFO-Web Transit Information INFO-Web Trip Planner allows you to plan a trip, view upcoming departure times, and to view the positions of vehicles in real time
RapidRide H Line - King County, Washington Metro's RapidRide H Line brings a new level of frequent transit service to Burien, White Center and Delridge The H Line operates between the Burien Transit Center and Downtown Seattle at Third Avenue and Virginia Street every day of the week, almost every hour of the day
Directory - Group detail - King County Precinct Four is the smallest precinct geographically, but the most populated The precinct boundaries include six unincorporated districts including Vashon Island and the contract cities of Burien and SeaTac The northern boundary is the city of Seattle,
Candidates - King County - King County, Washington I will strive to make Burien safer and more equitable But most of all, I want to hear from you, what you love about Burien, and how we can improve our city Together, we can build a healthy, safe, and equitable Burien
Lake to Sound Trail Segment C - King County, Washington This segment will close the gap along Des Moines Memorial Dr between 8th Ave S and S Normandy Rd in Burien The construction duration is anticipated to be 9 months When completed in early 2025, there will be 7 contiguous miles of the Lake to Sound Trail open for public use
Miller and Walker Creeks Stewardship - King County, Washington Miller Creek begins at Arbor Lake and flows roughly six miles, passing through Burien, SeaTac, and Normandy Park on its way to Puget Sound Walker Creek flows about two miles through SeaTac, Burien, and Normandy Park, joining Miller Creek to enter Puget Sound
Candidates - King County - King County, Washington Burien is a place where anyone – hourly wage workers, small business owners, and white-collar professionals – can make their own dream As the product of a proud union household, I will strive to make Burien accessible for working families