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New Directors Bring Fresh Energy to Team Burien

Burien, WALocal News

The City of Burien has made significant strides in enhancing its leadership by appointing three experienced directors across crucial departments. Liz Stead, who previously worked in Bellevue for 16 years, is committed to implementing the City’s 20-year Comprehensive Plan, focusing on customer-oriented services to meet community needs. Rod Steitzer, the new Public Works Director, brings over 30 years of experience and aims to foster collaboration and innovation within his team to effectively address infrastructure challenges. Fernando Llamas Jr. , now the Administrative Services Director, emphasizes the importance of a welcoming workplace and data-driven decision-making to improve city operations.

Each director's unique background and vision are expected to positively influence Burien's development trajectory. The integration of these leaders into their roles is timely, as the city continues to grow and evolve. Their collective commitment to community engagement and effective stewardship of resources underscores Burien's dedication to serving its diverse population. This leadership transition marks an exciting opportunity for Burien to enhance its public services and foster a thriving community.

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