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Since our incorporation in 1993, Burien has been busy defining and redesigning itself as a vibrant King County city. Our residents see Burien, a 100-year-old community with a rich heritage, as a friendly community with well-established neighborhoods and a small-town atmosphere.
Burien is a young city built from homesteads around Lake Burien and a summer waterfront community on the Puget Sound. With six miles of shoreline and expansive mountain views, residents take pride in their neighborhoods, actively preserve the environment, and support protection of public spaces.
Burien’s city hall is at the intersection of our vibrant community and a dynamic future. We proudly collaborate with residents and local businesses to serve our creative culture, beautiful natural environment, and robust economy.
With six miles of shoreline, a flourishing arts community, and fascinating restaurants, Burien is a Puget Sound gem that won’t stay hidden for long. We welcome visitors to the city that we are proud to call home.
In order to support increased pay for Burien workers, the Burien City Council passed Ordinance No. 837 on March 18, 2024, establishing a citywide minimum wage in Burien. The new minimum wage will be among the highest in the nation and will increase annually based on a cost of living adjustment.
You can access many city services online. See below: Pet License. Business License. Permits. Inspections. Public Records. You can reach City staff by phone by calling one of the following phone numbers: Burien City Hall: (206) 241-4647.
About the City Council. As the City's governing body, Burien's seven elected City Councilmembers establish City policies and laws, adopt an annual budget, approve appropriations, contract for services and grant franchises.
The Permit Center is responsible for overseeing and managing permit intake, review, tracking, and issuing land use, building and construction permits ranging from simple permits to permits for complex development projects.
Residents of Burien know their neighbors and invest in the community. There are opportunities to plant roots and grow in our city. It is great place to call home! We are proud of our stellar schools, cultural connections, access to nature, and robust local economy.
Stay up-to-date with all that happens in Burien! Check regularly for information about city business, events, and meetings, and in-depth stories about our community. Read the latest news release or announcement. Mark your calendar for a community event or public meeting.