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Team Burien Welcomes New Finance Director

Burien, WALocal News

The City of Burien has welcomed Casey Headley as its new Finance Director, effective December 2, 2024. Formerly the finance manager for Albany, Oregon, Headley holds a degree in business administration with a focus on accounting from Eastern Oregon University. She is committed to continuous professional development in leadership and governmental finance, further enhancing her qualifications for this role. Headley was drawn to Burien due to its vibrant community and beautiful location near the Puget Sound. In her new position, she aims to address the city's significant growth by promoting economic vitality and sustainability.

Her strategy includes efficient funding management and public education on city services, which she believes will help mitigate risks. Furthermore, Headley emphasizes the importance of building a strong, collaborative leadership team to support city staff and foster positive relationships within the community. Her proactive approach is expected to significantly enhance the quality of life for Burien residents.

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