Precinct Four

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, while Normandy Park and Des Moines form the southern boundary. Kent, Auburn, and Tukwila make up the eastern boundary. Tukwila, Renton and Seattle also surround the unincorporated Skyway area served by this precinct.

Precinct Four is unique in that it has two main stations, located in the contract cities of Burien and SeaTac. Precinct offices are co-located with the Burien Police Department. The SeaTac facility and the precinct commander are located in SeaTac City Hall.

Precinct Four also covers the King County Housing Authority residences in the White Center area including Park Lake Homes, which is a community police storefront contracted through the Sheriff’s Office. Four other community storefronts are located in Boulevard Park, West Hill (Skyway), Vashon, and White Center. These storefronts are not always manned.

Services

Note: For services at contract cities, check the city police department website or call the city police department during open hours to inquire about available services.

Concealed Pistol License & Fingerprinting Services

Concealed pistol license (originals and renewals) and fingerprint services are offered at the precinct, Burien, and SeaTac locations by appointment only.

The Vashon Island substation offers renewals for concealed pistol licenses every Tuesday from 2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m. and 4:00–7:00 p.m. Original concealed pistol licenses and fingerprinting for Vashon may be done by appointment at the Burien or SeaTac locations, or on a walk in basis at the King County Courthouse.  More information can be obtained by calling the Records Section at 206-296-4190.

Please note that the only acceptable forms of payment at the precinct are check or money order.

Filing Accident Reports

Washington State Accident Report forms are available outside the front door of the precinct. Forms should be completed by anyone involved in an accident that was not investigated by a deputy and that resulted in damages more than $700. This form should be fully completed and mailed to the Washington State Patrol at the address listed on the form. 

Learn more about filing accident reports.

Obtaining Police Records

Police records and reports are not available at precinct locations. For police records and reports, contact the KCSO Records Unit at 206-296-4190.

Community Room

Precinct Four has a 50-person capacity community room available for use by the public. Call the precinct at 206-296-3333 for inquiries and reservations.