News Releases Archive

City Council

• Council Roundup: Getting creative with comp plan outreach
• Council Roundup: Parks projects, staff honored
• Council chooses light rail cost saving options
• Council Roundup: Hearings on light rail, medical marijuana
• Public hearings Monday on light rail, medical marijuana
• Council Roundup: East Link cost savings considered
• City manager announces resignation
• Council Roundup: New recycling, garbage options considered
• Council Roundup: Previewing major road projects
• Bellevue volunteers receive national recognition
• City Council approves code changes for light rail
• Council Roundup: Comments on light rail code changes
• Council to hold hearing on code changes regarding light rail
• Council Roundup: Foul called on roosters
• Council Roundup: Hearing set on light rail permitting
• Council Roundup: Federal grant for 120th widening
• Council Roundup: Biennial budget adopted
• Council Roundup: Creating a game plan for Olympia
• Council Roundup: Visioning work to address capital needs
• Council Roundup: No thanks to light rail maintenance facility
• Council Roundup: Update for comp plan
• Council Roundup: light rail savings ideas culled
• Council Roundup: Status quo budget presented
• Monday meetings deal with light rail
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost savings ideas reviewed
• Council Roundup: Police chief reassures council
• Council Roundup: Park expansion in South Bellevue
• Home energy program saves households $4.2 million
• Council Roundup: Talking trash for the long haul
• Flags to be lowered in memory of Armstrong
• Council Roundup: Partnership could net new gym at park
• Council Roundup: Downtown Livability initiative launched
• Council Roundup: Hilltop to be annexed
• Council Roundup: Finding room for bikes downtown
• Council Roundup: Medical marijuana zoning, park master plan
• Council Roundup: Light rail work plan approved
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost-cutting options discussed
• Council to salute new residents with reception
• Council Roundup: New fire station downtown?
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost savings considered
• Council Roundup: Annexation adds 5,400 residents
• Council Roundup: Public forums on budget scheduled
• Council Roundup: Interim zoning for medical pot gardens
• Council Roundup: Preview of East Link open house
• Council Roundup: City budget takes hit in Olympia
• Council Roundup: New culvert to benefit fish and people
• Council Roundup: Budget challenges abound
• Council Roundup: Bellevue still AAA-OK
• Council Roundup: NE Fourth Street project approved
• Council Roundup: How to save on animal control
• Council Roundup: Mobility update
• Council Roundup: Human services needs still climbing
• 'Deal of the Year' award for Bellevue, Sound Transit
• Council Roundup: Potential impacts of legislation
• Council Roundup: Plan for Eastgate redevelopment
• Council Roundup: Commission vacancies filled
• Council Roundup: Job changes mark new year
• Council chooses Conrad Lee as Bellevue Mayor
• Annexation hearing cancelled
• Council Roundup: Reduced staffing, fees to balance budget
• Council Roundup: property tax, development fees set
• Council Roundup: Balancing budget, maintaining services
• Council Roundup: Balancing budget through cuts, fees
• Council Roundup: Light rail pact approved 7-0
• Council Roundup: Nearing decision on light rail agreement
• Council Roundup: More time sought for rail pact, hearing
• Council Roundup: More time asked for light rail accord
• Public invited to comment on toll initiative
• Council Roundup: East Link discussion continues
• Candidates forum on video
• Council Roundup: Improving downtown transportation
• Council Roundup: East Link hearing draws crowd
• Council Roundup: Paying for a light rail tunnel
• Council Roundup: Slow recovery means budget shortfall
• Council Roundup: Inviting comments on light rail options
• Council Roundup: On track for light-rail negotiations
• Council Roundup: Hammering out agreement on light rail
• Council backs East Link tunnel progress
• Council Roundup: Wallace cleared of conflict of interest
• Council Roundup: Fresh ideas for East Link route
• Council Roundup: Light rail environmental review discussed
• Council Roundup: Light rail collaboration, mitigation
• Council Roundup: Plans for light rail open house
• Final B7-Revised open house June 29
• Council Roundup: Light rail report headed to Sound Transit
• Council Roundup: Two council members cleared
• Council Roundup: Proposed law targets illegal drug activity
• Council Roundup: Downtown helistop permit approved
• City releases independent report on light rail routes
• Council Roundup: Health club coming to Kelsey Creek?
• Council Roundup: Bellevue more educated, professional
• Council Roundup: Downtown helicopter flights expected
• Council Roundup: Agreement reached on investigation
• Council Roundup: Alternatives to LID funding considered
• Council Roundup: More study of stormwater impacts
• Council Roundup: Support for hospital district withdrawal
• Council Roundup: Possible conflicts to be investigated
• Council Roundup: Minorities now 41 percent of population
• Council Roundup: Annexation work begins on last 3 'islands'
• Council Roundup: Solar panels for city buildings?
• Council Roundup: Update on city's light rail proposal
• Council Roundup: Getting electric cars charged up
• Council Roundup: Update on state and federal legislation
• Council Roundup: Members unite on East Link letter
• Council Roundup: East Link comments, work plan discussed
• Council Roundup: Plan for new Meydenbauer park approved
• Council Roundup: 2011-2012 budget adopted
• Council Roundup: Arts, services reps dominate budget hearing
• Council Roundup: East Link environmental work scrutinized
• Residents invited to offer input on budget
• Council Roundup: Chelminiak's return celebrated
• Media Advisory: Councilman attacked by bear returns tonight
• Council Roundup: Budget discussion continues
• Groundbreaking for 520 HOV project
• Council Roundup: Special Events Committee members appointed
• Councilman to return home from hospital
• Chelminiak continues recovery
• City Manager proposes major spending, jobs cuts in budget
• Council member who survived bear attack gives thanks
• Chelminiak continues recovery from bear attack
• Council Roundup: Alternatives to NEP considered
• Bellevue again named a top community for youth
• Council member survives bear attack
• Council Roundup: Wilburton LID moves forward
• Council Roundup: Signaling change on city streets
• Council Roundup: Fines now for unlicensed pets
• Iraqi student leaders visit City Hall
• Council Roundup: Majority still backs B7 light rail line
• Council Roundup: 112th Ave light rail options explored
• Council Roundup: Flickr helps residents recover stolen goods
• Council Roundup: City to join regional animal services program
• Council Roundup: Bellevue readies for electric cars
• Council Roundup: Preschool OK'd for community center
• Council Roundup: SR 520 work to begin early next year
• Council Roundup: No texting and driving in Bellevue
• City budget to be discussed Monday
• Council Roundup: Light rail oversight continues
• Council Roundup: 'Smart' traffic signals discussed
• Tunnel included in ST's new light rail route
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel still on table
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel funding considered
• Council Roundup: Neighborhood sidewalk projects approved
• Gov. Gregoire signs 520 bridge bill
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel plans draws full-on support
• Council Roundup: Downtown light rail tunnel preferred
• Council Roundup: East Link recommendation updated
• Council Roundup: School food waste to be recycled
• Council Roundup: 'Braids' highway project begins
• Council Roundup: Focus narrows on light rail options
• Council, Sound Transit to discuss downtown routes
• Council Roundup: Big challenges drafting new budget
• Council Roundup: Draft plan for Meydenbauer Park done
• Council Roundup: More study for new light rail option
• Council Roundup: Light rail route re-examined
• Council to endorse school levies?
• Council Roundup: light rail discussed
• Council member now on ST Board
• Council Roundup: Human Services Needs Update
• Council picks mayor, deputy mayor
• Council members sworn in for new terms
• Council Roundup: Property tax level maintained
• Council Roundup: New members sworn in
• Council Roundup: Arts funding for 2010 approved
• Council Roundup: Light rail options for downtown scrutinized
• Council Roundup: Botanical Garden architect hired
• Council Roundup: Animal care options mulled
• Council Roundup: Council rejects helipad moratorium
• Council Roundup: Latest light rail tunnel option encouraging
• Council opposes Initiative 1033
• Light rail is focus of upcoming council session, workshops
• Council Roundup: New stormwater standards approved
• Council Roundup: Bellevue still among safest cities
• Council Roundup: Soon a safe route to new school
• Cameras to enforce school zone speed limits
• Council Roundup: New regulations to address "megahomes"
• Council Roundup: County urged not to cut bus service
• Council Roundup: Picnic to top off community building efforts
• Council Roundup: Briefed on East Link light rail
• New Council member appointed
• Video of Noble celebration now available
• Council Roundup: Council moves to corral abandoned shopping carts
• Councilman Noble dies after illness
• Council Roundup: Council supports more off-leash areas
• Council Roundup: federal grant could boost environmental efforts
• Council Roundup: reining in runaway shopping carts
• Council Roundup: Carbon emissions targets within reach
• Council Roundup: Concerns about street-level light rail downtown reiterated
• Council adopts new Bel-Red zoning
• Council statement on Sound Transit's East Link decision
• Council Roundup: City to help pay for July 4 orchestra performance
• Seattle Times: Creative tunnel vision for light rail
• Council Roundup: top volunteers honored
• Council Roundup: Alpine wilderness expansion supported
• Candidates wanted for board and commission vacancies
• Council Roundup: New stormwater standards coming
• Council Roundup: East Link again in council's sights
• Council Roundup: traffic enforcement cameras to be tested
• Stimulus package benefits Bellevue
• Council Roundup: Aquatic center options considered
• Council Roundup: Wilburton and Newport Hills parks to get synthetic turf
• Council Roundup: new parks planned
• Council Roundup: award underscores fiscal stewardship
• Council picks preferred light rail route
• Council Roundup: Plan for Bel-Red transformation approved
• Council Roundup: On track for Feb. 23 light rail recommendation
• Residents comment on light rail plans
• Council Roundup: Council drills deeper into light rail plan
• Council Roundup: parking rules tightened in Surrey Downs
• Council Roundup: light rail options pondered
• Council Roundup: ambitious transportation plan endorsed
• Comments wanted on light rail for Eastside
• Council Roundup: Improved bus service planned
• Coupons available for TV converter boxes
• Council approves new budgets
• Council Roundup: 'Megahouse' regs to go to public hearing
• Council Roundup: Utilities presents proposed budgets
• Council Roundup: Neighborhood improvement program celebrated
• New ladder fire truck downtown
• Council Roundup: City manager unveils proposed budget
• Preliminary city budget now available
• Council Roundup: Prepping for winter storms
• Council Roundup: Mobility initiative debated
• Council endorses parks levy
• Council Roundup: Korean website unveiled
• Council Roundup: Looking at blueprints for transformed Bel-Red
• Bellevue and Dalian sign business pact
• Council Roundup: Exploring ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions
• Council Roundup: preparing for possible light rail
• Council Roundup: Residents comment on proposed light rail
• Council approves parks levy
• Council Roundup: Bellevue Youth Theatre expansion discussed
• Council invites comments on proposed light rail Comprehensive Plan changes
• Council Roundup: Proposed neighborhood character regs need refining
• Council to consider new round of 'megahouse' regs
• Parks levy opinions wanted
• Council moves forward with parks levy
• Council Roundup: Council delves into light rail best practices
• Council Roundup: Lincoln Center property purchased
• Council Roundup: Economic outlook positive
• Council Roundup: What to do with court at Surrey Downs?
• Affordable housing boosts everyone's quality of life
• Council Roundup: City's economy shows signs of slowing
• Council Roundup: I-405 projects reviewed
• Council Roundup: Habitat restoration approved
• Council roundup for the week of May 11
• Council Roundup for the Week of May 4
• Council roundup for the week of April 27
• Council Roundup April 21
• Council considers adding firefighters and police officers
• BTV highlights city's environmental stewardship
• New City Council member chosen
• Senator and congressman celebrate new regional dispatch
• Residents give city government high marks
• Chinese consul general visits Bellevue
• Council interviews finalists for open seat
• Seven in running for open City Council seat
• 21 apply for City Council seat
• City Council accepting applications for open seat
• Fond farewell for Councilwoman Connie Marshall
• New 520 bridge design should accommodate high-capacity transit
• Mayor, deputy mayor chosen by Council members
• City sells property at medical district to Children's Hospital
• Council members get sworn in
• City pursues criminal charges against tree cutters
• Council invites feedback on stop light cameras
• Council okays neighborhood livability code amendments
• Incumbents triumph Tuesday
• Council endorses Roads and Transit plan
• Bellevue wins Governor's Smart Communities award
• City Council mourns Dunn's passing
• Council acquires key parcel for waterfront park at Meydenbauer Bay
• City Council invites comments on Roads and Transit plan
• City to pursue regulation of neighborhood redevelopment
• Primary now set for Aug. 21
• City Council endorses environmental measures
• Council directs staff to prepare domestic partnership benefits strategy
• Mayor discusses city's windstorm response
• City Council adopts new budget, raises property tax slightly for critical projects
• Council talks about budget
• City Council voices opposition to Initiative 933
• Preliminary budget goes to Council
• Could outdoor Wi-Fi become available downtown?
• Bellevue, other Eastside cities back 6-lane 520 plan
• City Council endorses light rail for I-90 line

City Manager

• Bellevue hires new Human Resources director
• Post your bucket list here
• Wanted: Good ideas for Bellevue's future
• Spring Forward Expo: April 24 event about Bellevue's future
• Council Roundup: Hearings on light rail, medical marijuana
• Bellevue earns another AAA bond rating
• New president steers college to bright horizon
• City manager announces resignation
• Online dashboard showcases city's progress cutting greenhouse gases
• 'Tons of fun'
• Downtown cranes coming back?
• Bellevue volunteers receive national recognition
• Deadline extended for performance survey responses
• Eastside Green Business Challenge winners announced
• New playground would inspire Lucy
• Annual performance survey now open to all residents
• Annexation highlights eventful year
• No I on this team
• Council Roundup: Biennial budget adopted
• Council Roundup: Creating a game plan for Olympia
• Council Roundup: Visioning work to address capital needs
• Stimulus investments benefit community, create jobs
• Veterans: 'An expanding definition'
• New Zealand snails invade Bellevue creeks
• Housing and parking coming to South Kirkland
• Bellevue Television wins national recognition
• Council Roundup: light rail savings ideas culled
• Council Roundup: Status quo budget presented
• She's no zombie
• Home energy program saves households $4.2 million
• Bellevue welcomes new U.S. citizens
• Meet our new schools superintendent
• Bellevue again named a 'Best Place to Live'
• Residents give city government high marks
• Council Roundup: Partnership could net new gym at park
• Seeing is enjoying
• City adds electric cars to fleet
• Kiting indoors: no wind, no problem
• Sculpture exhibition celebrates transformation
• Council Roundup: Light rail work plan approved
• Study finds Bellevue is immigration trend-setter
• New walking bridge on camera
• Council Roundup: New fire station downtown?
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost savings considered
• Council Roundup: Public forums on budget scheduled
• Minnows are big on news show
• Council Roundup: City budget takes hit in Olympia
• Council Roundup: Budget challenges abound
• Lake to Lake news show makes splash
• Council Roundup: Bellevue still AAA-OK
• Council Roundup: How to save on animal control
• The Horse and His Boy?
• Council Roundup: Mobility update
• Council Roundup: Human services needs still climbing
• Council Roundup: Potential impacts of legislation
• Vacancy on Meydenbauer board
• Council Roundup: Job changes mark new year
• Council Roundup: Reduced staffing, fees to balance budget
• Electric car charging network expands in Bellevue
• Council Roundup: Balancing budget, maintaining services
• Council Roundup: Balancing budget through cuts, fees
• Trade with Asia gets boost
• Bellevue launches Green Business Challenge
• Council Roundup: East Link discussion continues
• Bellevue to host gala Sister City gathering
• Council Roundup: Slow recovery means budget shortfall
• Energy reports help Eastside residents save $1 million
• Experts to discuss Korea free trade agreement
• Council Roundup: On track for light-rail negotiations
• Bellevue recognized for performance measurement
• Themed searches offer more property info on NWMaps
• Olympic moments for these residents
• PCD director hired
• Newsletter covers changing demographics
• City to coach nonprofits on community-based media
• Council Roundup: Downtown helicopter flights expected
• Businesses get help going green
• Volunteers of the year announced
• Workshop for businesses wanting plug-ins for cars
• Council Roundup: Support for hospital district withdrawal
• Council Roundup: Possible conflicts to be investigated
• Council Roundup: Solar panels for city buildings?
• New planning chief candidates to take questions
• Council Roundup: Update on state and federal legislation
• Council Roundup: 2011-2012 budget adopted
• Eight volunteers receive gold awards
• Residents give City Hall high marks in budget survey
• Council Roundup: Arts, services reps dominate budget hearing
• Electric car charging stations come to City Hall
• Search for planning chief reopened
• Residents invited to offer input on budget
• Council Roundup: Budget discussion continues
• Patrols to enforce pet license rules
• City Manager proposes major spending, jobs cuts in budget
• American Idol, move over
• Public to meet finalists for planning chief
• Pet licenses delivered to your door
• It's "india Day" at Crossroads
• Parks employee's commute is electrifying
• 31 more hybrids in Bellevue's fleet
• Council Roundup: Fines now for unlicensed pets
• Council Roundup: Majority still backs B7 light rail line
• Council Roundup: Flickr helps residents recover stolen goods
• Council Roundup: City to join regional animal services program
• Council Roundup: Bellevue readies for electric cars
• This show will get your goat
• Bellevue wins Smart Communities award for Bel-Red plan
• Volunteer job fair June 12
• City budget to be discussed Monday
• Senator hails Bel-Red project
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel still on table
• Residents give city government excellent report card
• Bellevue honored for India trade initiative
• City volunteers win service award
• Bellevue makes pitch for Google broadband
• Meet India trade experts via video
• Council Roundup: Big challenges drafting new budget
• Performance survey time
• Workshop to help nonprofits recruit, manage volunteers
• First electric car stops in Bellevue
• Community treasures featured on television show
• Council Roundup: Animal care options mulled
• Accessible voting booths at City Hall
• Volunteer job fair on Nov. 7
• Gandhi statue comes to Bellevue
• Cycling in Bellevue gets boost
• TV magazine wins national awards again
• Council Roundup: Bellevue still among safest cities
• Proposed deal with county gives city smart growth
• Events to help businesses with India trade
• New fire chief appointed
• TV magazine again finalist for awards
• Downtown lunch concerts expand to Wednesdays
• Walking downtown is promoted
• Bellevue's high schools all in Newsweek top 100
• Council Roundup: federal grant could boost environmental efforts
• Council Roundup: Carbon emissions targets within reach
• Latvian president visits Bellevue
• Council Roundup: top volunteers honored
• City launches new volunteering guide
• Council Roundup: award underscores fiscal stewardship
• Council picks preferred light rail route
• Free fluorescent bulbs distributed in Lake Hills
• Bellevue's orderly development draws good press
• New search engine makes site easier to use
• Comments wanted on potential jail sites
• Council approves new budgets
• President's awards go to Bellevue volunteers
• Regional jail siting meeting Dec. 15 in Bellevue
• Lawmakers talk video games at City Hall
• Council Roundup: City manager unveils proposed budget
• Preliminary city budget now available
• Shoreline tour on TV
• Bellevue featured in new government book
• Bellevue TV wins national awards again
• Bellevue and Dalian sign business pact
• City honored for performance measurement program
• Director picked for new Dev Services department
• Contractors to learn how to build with LEED
• Workshop to help companies do business in China
• TV magazine is finalist for awards
• Safety and water spray on tap this weekend
• City acts to reduce carbon footprint
• Microsoft to move into City Center Plaza
• Council considers adding firefighters and police officers
• BTV highlights city's environmental stewardship
• Volunteer programs expand
• Old Bellevue featured on YouTube
• Bellevue rated best place to "live and launch"
• Plant pro preaches proper pruning on Bellevue TV
• Residents give city government high marks
• Chinese consul general visits Bellevue
• Celebrity sighting at City Hall
• Wall Street says Bellevue is AAA-OK
• Former Bellevue official appointed Cascade Water Alliance CEO
• Bellevue selects new police chief
• City seeks input on volunteerism
• Police chief candidates identified
• City pursues criminal charges against tree cutters
• City property tax rate to decrease significantly
• New city hall wins another honor
• City introduces Russian website
• Bellevue TV wins national awards again
• Environmental stewardship paying off for salmon
• Bellevue introduces "E-Mail Alerts" to keep residents informed
• City Council endorses environmental measures
• Bellevue scores high in latest performance report
• Eastside Web portal is finalist for innovations award
• Interim police chief named
• Protect your pet from wildlife
• Council reviews windstorm response
• City Hall and transportation official honored
• Surveys let residents rate city performance and human service needs
• Windstorm leaves reminders
• Bellevue joins national partnership fostering diversity
• City Council considers capital investment funding options
• Residents give Bellevue high marks

Development Services

Fire

• Learn how to survive disasters at preparedness fair
• Free glucose, blood pressure checks for Heart Week
• CO detectors now required in rentals
• Firefighters treat injured man after escalator malfunction
• Covered flue to blame for apartment fire
• Defibrillator at gym saves lives two days in a row
• Tam O'Shanter garage fire
• Firefighters kick off annual toy and food drive
• Fire at Tam O'Shanter home blamed on candle
• Bellevue is "StormReady"
• Earthquake drill on Thursday
• Large Clyde Hill home destroyed in fire
• Fire damages two Newcastle houses
• Forest fire at Newcastle
• Crews battle stubborn house fire in Newcastle
• 'Tis the season to be prepared
• Honorary breakfast for seniors Sept. 11
• Ex-Mariner meets men who rescued him
• Seven-year-old reports house fire
• Ride to school in a fire truck?
• Blaze destroys Eastgate home
• Keep it safe: Fireworks still banned in Bellevue
• Food, toy drive at fire stations benefit Crossroads youth
• Council Roundup: New fire station downtown?
• Enatai family displaced by fire
• Minnows are big on news show
• Free glucose, blood pressure checks for Heart Week
• Quick response limits apartment fire damage
• Pedestrian killed on Northup Way
• Emergency response exercise this weekend at Bellevue High
• Two businesses displaced by fire
• Newcastle resident injured in house fire
• Paramedic finds paramedics who delivered him
• Report storm damages
• Input wanted on fire department priorities
• Unattended candle starts mattress fire
• Smoke detector wakes man in burning house
• Overturned tanker leaks fuel onto I-405
• Put a freeze on winter fires
• Fire stations launch toy and food drive
• Emergency alert system test Wednesday
• Disaster assistance for small businesses
• Smokin' launch for Fire Prevention Week
• Emergency Preparedness Month is reminder
• Lowered flags to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Wildfire risk high in Bellevue
• Bellevue paramedic earns regional honor
• Fire destroys apartment leasing office
• Fire destroys Enatai house
• Cat rescued from apartment fire
• Girls firefighting camp at Bellevue
• Helicopter measures baseline radiation
• Fire severely damages Eastgate house
• Fire damages Newcastle house
• Drop, cover and hold on April 20
• Openings now on city commissions
• Forum: What can Bellevue learn from the disaster in Japan?
• Little fallout expected from Japan
• County responds after Japanese 'quake
• 10 years later, ready for an earthquake?
• Grease fire damages Factoria home
• Plumbing work causes fire, displaces condo residents
• Bucket of gas linked to van explosion
• Three people burned in van explosion, fire
• Residents can report flood damages
• Fire destroys garage, car in Somerset
• Weather spotters to be trained for La Niña
• Fire destroys Bel-Red carport and five cars
• Toy and food drives coming up
• Fire stations open doors Saturday
• Kitchen fire contained
• Be prepared with "boots under the bed"
• Cool off at community centers
• Private fireworks illegal in Bellevue
• Earthquake drill Wednesday
• Car destroyed in carport fire
• Fire damages Eastgate duplex
• Woman dies in downtown condo fire
• Toy drive at fire stations
• Fast response contains Old Main apartment fire
• Fire department open house and prevention week activities
• Tips for avoiding swine flu
• Restaurateur honored for saving boy who almost drowned
• New fire chief appointed
• Carport destroyed, house damaged in Eastgate fire
• $1 million damage to office building in blaze
• Magnified sunlight likely cause of fire
• Swine flu now in King County
• Fire seriously damages Enatai house
• Fire chief retires
• Suspicious fires destroy boat and pickup
• Fire causes $200,000 worth of damage to apartments
• Woman dies in fire; smoke detectors were disabled
• Businesses hurt by storms can file for government loans
• Watchful neighbor spots fire
• Attic fire damages condo unit
• Property owners can report storm damages
• Council Roundup: Improved bus service planned
• Firefighters go door-to-door with smoke detectors
• Toys for tots accepted at fire stations
• New ladder fire truck downtown
• Fire stations open doors Saturday
• Preparedness training offered to businesses, churches
• Fire ravages Eastgate home, but family escapes
• Crossroads apartment fire displaces two
• Storage unit fire spreads to car
• Garage fire in Wilburton
• Future firefighters to compete in "muster"
• Fire damages Northeast Bellevue home
• Earthquake simulation tests Bellevue's preparations
• Crossroads apartment fire displaces 12
• Emergency preparation video covers essentials in seven languages
• Emergency preparedness classes coming up
• Fire guts upstairs of Crossroads home
• You can still apply for disaster assistance for flood damage
• Fire damages Lake Hills home
• Gas leak explosion rocks Kelsey Creek area house
• Residents invited to help city plan for hazards
• Yarrow Point boat fire contained
• Private fireworks banned in Bellevue
• Deadline for sprinkler recall approaches
• Cooking safety video now in Russian
• May is Volcano Awareness Month
• Fire Department produces new cooking safety video
• Preparedness class tonight at City Hall
• Preparedness class at Crossroads tonight
• Newport Hills fire destroys home
• Newport Hills fire damages apartment complex cabana
• City coaches residents on emergency preparation
• Firefighters rescue residents trapped in apartment fire
• Kitchen fire damages Bellevue home
• Sprinklers contain car fire in parking garage
• Early morning fire damages Bellevue home
• Family escapes house fire
• Firefighters rescue golf course worker
• Fire stations a featured attraction Saturday
• Fire Department preaches prevention in videos
• Downtown gas leak contained
• Gas line failure causes restaurant fire

Police

• Child Safety Day, free kids bike helmets included
• Police volunteer earns Governor's Service Award
• Motorcycle officer foils burglary; 2 arrested
• Take back prescription drugs April 27
• Bellevue detectives recover stolen property, prolific burglar charged
• Police chief responds to public questions
• Police release names of officers involved in shooting
• Suspected robber shot during search warrant service
• Police bust regional ID theft ring
• Police 'Community Academy' accepting applications
• Bowlers could help cold case murder investigation
• Witness sought in Munchbar shooting
• Police crack 33-year-old murder case
• Police arrest suspect in Munchbar murder
• Suspect identified in murder at downtown bar
• Police respond to fatal shooting at bar
• Two police officers disciplined for off-duty incident
• Detectives searching for suspect in strong-arm robbery
• One arrested after armed robbery
• Missing child case still unsolved
• Investigation complete, command review in process
• Home invasion robbery suspects caught
• Take Back Drugs Day Saturday
• Council Roundup: Police chief reassures council
• Police looking for Crossroads bankrobber
• Slow down near schools
• Female sexually assaulted at knifepoint
• On lookout for burglar with pet Pomeranian
• Police vice unit continues enforcement
• National NIght Out at Crossroads
• Attempted kidnapping of woman at Crossroads mall
• Improved parking for people with disabilities
• Police launch new crime map
• Seven more arrested for massage license violations
• Woman attacked in South Bellevue
• Barricaded subject closes street for five hours
• Police seek suspects in home invasion attempt
• 10 Arrested in Massage Parlor Sting
• Child Safety Day Saturday
• Bellevue police bust ID theft ring
• Take-back day brings in 332 pounds of drugs
• Police volunteers receive Governor's service award
• Six arrested for massage parlor fraud
• Take Back Drugs Day Saturday
• Police volunteers honored
• Have you seen these burglars?
• Man turns himself in for murder
• Pedestrian killed on Northup Way
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• Emergency response exercise this weekend at Bellevue High
• Burglary suspects arrested in South Bellevue
• Bank robbery suspects arrested after chase
• Standoff ends peacefully
• Forum to promote unity through understanding
• Police still looking for Nordstrom robber
• Police looking for Nordstrom robber
• Key Bank robbed in Factoria
• Police investigate downtown shooting
• Police still looking for missing 2-year-0ld
• Police seek public's help to find missing child
• Bank robbery in Factoria
• Community forum in South Bellevue
• 180 lbs of prescription drugs collected
• Police volunteers honored
• Police chief appointed to accreditation commission
• Lowered flags to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Watch your speed in school zones
• More bars checking ID
• Police seek hotel robbery suspect
• National Night Out at Crossroads Aug. 2
• Police patrolling sidewalks on three wheels
• Police volunteer coordinator earns certification
• Driver survives fiery crash
• Driver in May collision dies
• Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
• Council Roundup: Proposed law targets illegal drug activity
• ID kits for kids at Factoria Saturday
• Enforcement efforts target drunk drivers
• Take-Back drug day big success
• Take Back Prescription Drugs Day April 30
• Police volunteer wins governor's award
• Council Roundup: More study of stormwater impacts
• Police reaccredited, named flagship agency
• Openings now on city commissions
• Suspect arrested in fatal hit-and-run
• Utilities crew finds body in Lake Washington
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Three pounds of meth seized in Lynnwood
• Missing kayaker may be Bellevue resident
• Juvenile's injury not life threatening after shooting
• Renton man arrested for Factoria shooting
• Teen shoots brother in altercation
• Shooting in Factoria leaves man dead
• Bucket of gas linked to van explosion
• Three people burned in van explosion, fire
• Police seeking witness to DUI collision
• Update: Armed suspect killed by officers
• Armed suspect killed by officers
• Police Department promotes five
• Bank machine skimmer arrested
• Police arrest suspect in shooting; victim hospitalized
• 149 pounds of marijuana seized
• Comments on police performance invited
• Marijuana grow operation busted
• Joint law enforcement efforts bust fraud ring
• DUI crashes prompt happy hour patrol emphasis
• Bellevue police celebrate citizen volunteers
• Patrols to enforce pet license rules
• "Take-Back Prescription Drugs" Day Saturday
• Child Safety Day about keeping kids safe
• Downtown residents invited to community forum
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Standoff in Bellevue
• Police seek convenience store robber
• Back to school ... back to safety
• Man killed in tree cutting accident
• Pedestrian struck by truck in crosswalk
• Woman is in critical condition after getting hit by car
• Man jumps to death in Bellevue
• Safety Tips in preventing car prowls
• National Night Out in Bellevue Tuesday
• Council Roundup: Flickr helps residents recover stolen goods
• Burglary ring busted
• Council Roundup: No texting and driving in Bellevue
• War medal recovered in burglary ring bust
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel still on table
• Police warn of grant scam targeting small businesses
• With new equipment, police help save man's life
• Police encourage Internet safety
• Police get defibrillators
• Red-light cameras now mean fines
• Boys hold up Crossroads mini-mart
• Red light cameras coming to two Bellevue locations
• Police honored for 40 percent drop in car thefts
• Murder-suicide traced to Bellevue condo
• Police volunteers honored
• Police foundation raises money for new police dog
• School zone cameras now mean fines
• Police catch Crossroads kidnapping suspect
• Cameras to enforce school zone speed limits
• SUV smashes into light pole, driver dies
• Officer shoots armed suspect
• Police step up downtown presence
• Civilian, officer honored for capture of rapist
• Suspect arrested for office park murder
• Police confirm suspicious death was homicide
• Police investigate suspicious death
• Police volunteer receives governor's award
• Dispatcher who guided cave-in rescue honored
• Police and youth to connect at forum
• Council Roundup: traffic enforcement cameras to be tested
• Former Marine foils heist by tackling bank robber
• Auto thefts drop 38 percent
• Help police find pharmacy robber
• Crane helps police catch fugitive
• Exposer caught in South Bellevue
• Police sketch artist now in art magazine
• Sign up for Police Community Academy
• Raccoons threaten pets this summer
• National Night Out Tuesday
• Police to etch windshields to prevent auto theft
• Fallen officers to be honored at Factoria Saturday
• Child Safety Fair Saturday
• Police earn high marks in survey
• Officers injured when man tries to steal police car
• Playground supervisors foil house burglary
• Senator and congressman celebrate new regional dispatch
• Car thefts in Bellevue continue to drop
• Phone survey to measure satisfaction with police
• Police chief sworn in
• Police officer hit by car
• Police offer up-to-minute alerts through CrimeWeb
• Bellevue selects new police chief
• Police seek robbery suspects
• Crime in Bellevue down across the board
• Input sought on Eastside dispatch center
• Police catch suspect in prescription drug theft
• Police chief candidates identified
• Council invites feedback on stop light cameras
• Police arrest robbery suspect trying to use Web to hide trail
• Comments on Bellevue Police welcome at Monday meeting
• Firefighters hand out more smoke detectors
• Traffic stop turns up murder suspect
• Resident dies in Robinswood house fire
• Reverse 911 expanded on Eastside
• Fire stations open their doors Saturday
• Fire damages downtown condominium
• Mercer Slough is bad escape route for car thief
• Bellevue celebrates Medic One today
• Emergency preparedness class Oct. 11
• Child sex predator suspect arrested
• Draft hazard mitigation plan available for comment
• President issues award to Bellevue Police volunteer
• President's visit here likely to cause traffic jams
• Businesses to learn emergency preparedness Sept. 18
• Man shot by police identified
• New law targets abandoned cars
• Bellevue Police volunteer program wins award
• Police seek Picasso art thieves
• Intersection safety tips for construction season
• Bellevue motorcycle officer tops regional riding competition
• Bellevue Police recognize officer and civilian heroics
• Interim police chief named
• Bellevue Police attack identity theft with Shred-a-thon April 28
• Police reunite stolen ring with owner
• Counterfeiters with thousands in fake 50s caught at Bellevue Square
• Bellevue's crime rate continues to drop
• Police investigate first traffic fatality of 2007
• Bait car foils another auto theft
• Longtime Bellevue police chief announces retirement
• MySpace predator arrested after allegedly soliciting Bellevue youth
• Wire thieves strike Bellevue
• Police nab suspect driving stolen car to meeting with probation officer
• Bellevue Police offer Community Academy
• Don't let the next storm catch you off-guard
• Ring in the new year safely
• Limit storm problems by being a good neighbor
• Brace for high winds and troubles they bring
• Suspect arrested in weekend shooting
• Auto thefts in Bellevue drop by 35 percent
• Driver cleared in vehicle-pedestrian accident
• Police investigate vehicle-pedestrian collision
• Utility bill triggers deadly dispute
• Emergency dispatchers honored

Transportation

• Open houses on East Link design
• Post your bucket list here
• Transportation Department earns 3 national awards
• NE Fifth Street to close for 3 weeks
• Openings on Arts, Planning, Transportation commissions
• Council chooses light rail cost saving options
• Council Roundup: Hearings on light rail, medical marijuana
• Spring Forward Expo: April 24 event about Bellevue's future
• Council Roundup: East Link cost savings considered
• East Link open houses coming up
• Detour on West Lake Samm begins March 19
• Council Roundup: Previewing major road projects
• City Council approves code changes for light rail
• Take alternate route to avoid delays on West Lake Samm
• Council Roundup: Comments on light rail code changes
• Council to hold hearing on code changes regarding light rail
• Council Roundup: Hearing set on light rail permitting
• Council Roundup: Federal grant for 120th widening
• Season of Sharing gift drive starts Nov.27
• Flooding closes roadway; officials urge caution
• 520 to close this weekend
• Council Roundup: No thanks to light rail maintenance facility
• Housing and parking coming to South Kirkland
• Council Roundup: Update for comp plan
• Transportation tweets help travelers
• Council Roundup: light rail savings ideas culled
• Council Roundup: Status quo budget presented
• Monday meetings deal with light rail
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost savings ideas reviewed
• Public invited to discuss East Link cost-savings
• Paving on 164th Avenue to cause traffic delays
• 520 to close this weekend
• Mountains to Sound Greenway open house
• Council Roundup: Park expansion in South Bellevue
• Comments wanted on future sidewalks
• Sewer work downtown, repaving on NE 8th, to impact traffic
• SR 520 Bridge to close for weekend work
• Arts fair weekend coming up
• Celebration to mark 145th Place makeover
• Council Roundup: Hilltop to be annexed
• Neighborhood traffic safety blog launched
• Council Roundup: Finding room for bikes downtown
• 520 bridge to close this weekend
• New incentive program for downtown commuters
• Repaving work shifts to 148th and 156th avenues
• Fireworks to spark downtown traffic changes
• 156th Ave to close this weekend
• Council Roundup: Light rail work plan approved
• Second open house on light rail cost savings
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost savings considered
• I-405 Braids project done ahead of time
• New pavement for major northeast arterials
• Open house for upgrades to Bel-Red arterial
• Minnows are big on news show
• Class for bike commuters
• SR 520 closing this weekend
• Council Roundup: Preview of East Link open house
• East Link cost savings to be explored at open house
• West Lake Samm reopens after mudslide, rebuild
• Council Roundup: New culvert to benefit fish and people
• Council Roundup: Budget challenges abound
• I-90 two-way transit celebration
• Lake Washington Blvd lanes close this week
• Utilities project changes West Lake Samm detour
• How is the transit system in Bellevue?
• SR 520 closing this weekend
• Council Roundup: NE Fourth Street project approved
• Roadside utility boxes get a makeover
• 520 to close this weekend
• Help choose future road projects
• New ped-bike route through Enatai
• Council Roundup: Mobility update
• W. Lake Sammamish Pkwy. reopening in 6 to 9 weeks
• Mudslide closes parkway indefinitely
• Freezing rain adds to weather woes
• Freezing rain causes power outages
• Snow tapering off
• Council Roundup: Plan for Eastgate redevelopment
• Brace for heavy snow
• 520 bridge closed this weekend
• Council Roundup: Commission vacancies filled
• New Factoria bike trail closes missing link
• Bellevue appoints new Transportation Director
• 520 tolling starts Dec. 29
• Exploring downtown pedestrian experience
• Season of Sharing gift drive begins Nov.29
• Council Roundup: Light rail pact approved 7-0
• Council Roundup: Nearing decision on light rail agreement
• Open house for effort to improve downtown transportation
• Council Roundup: More time sought for rail pact, hearing
• Council Roundup: More time asked for light rail accord
• 520 Closure Oct. 15-17
• Council Roundup: East Link discussion continues
• Public invited to comment on toll initiative
• Eastgate/I-90 plan ready for public input
• Council Roundup: Improving downtown transportation
• New ramp off Northbound I-405
• RapidRide buses start Saturday
• Council Roundup: East Link hearing draws crowd
• With group rides, city seeks input on biking downtown
• Vacancy on Transportation Commission
• Council Roundup: Paying for a light rail tunnel
• Light rail open house Sept. 20
• 520 closure Sept. 16-19
• Council Roundup: Inviting comments on light rail options
• Repaving work to begin downtown on Bellevue Way
• 520 to close Aug. 26-29
• Council Roundup: On track for light-rail negotiations
• Construction delays at 108th Ave and 145th Pl
• Council Roundup: Hammering out agreement on light rail
• Council backs East Link tunnel progress
• Council Roundup: Wallace cleared of conflict of interest
• Downtown streets to close for arts fairs
• I-90 express lanes close over weekend
• Council Roundup: Fresh ideas for East Link route
• Construction season hits Bellevue arterials
• Council Roundup: Light rail environmental review discussed
• Council Roundup: Light rail collaboration, mitigation
• Bike ride to promote Eastgate study
• 520 bridge closes again July 8-11
• Downtown traffic changes after fireworks
• Council Roundup: Plans for light rail open house
• Final B7-Revised open house June 29
• NE Eighth to close June 28-30
• NE 12th to close this weekend
• SR 520 to close this weekend
• Council Roundup: Light rail report headed to Sound Transit
• Bike safety fairs this weekend
• Council Roundup: Two council members cleared
• Plans for Eastgate/I-90 Corridor at June 1 open houses
• Council Roundup: Proposed law targets illegal drug activity
• Annual repaving gets rolling
• Council Roundup: Downtown helistop permit approved
• City releases independent report on light rail routes
• Council Roundup: Health club coming to Kelsey Creek?
• Pies and parties for bike commuters
• Council Roundup: Agreement reached on investigation
• Council Roundup: Alternatives to LID funding considered
• Some bus stops getting "RapidRide" makeover
• Eastbound lanes on 12th Street Bridge closed
• I-405 to close for April weekend
• Council Roundup: Minorities now 41 percent of population
• Open house on city's light rail route March 8
• Council Roundup: Annexation work begins on last 3 'islands'
• SR 520 tolling passes on sale in Bellevue
• Council Roundup: Update on city's light rail proposal
• Downtown commute incentive program ends soon
• Metro bus changes to impact Bellevue
• Open house for planned Bel-Red arterial
• Council Roundup: Update on state and federal legislation
• Input sought on possible bus route changes
• Open house on city's light rail route Tuesday
• Council Roundup: Members unite on East Link letter
• Council Roundup: East Link comments, work plan discussed
• Travelers should be prepared for possible icy commute
• Council Roundup: Plan for new Meydenbauer park approved
• Council Roundup: 2011-2012 budget adopted
• Your chance to weigh in on 520 tolls
• Lane closure to slow traffic on 140th NE
• Bellevue roads improve heading into busy shopping days
• Season of Sharing marks 25 years
• SR 520 off-ramp to 124th Ave. will close for weekend
• Outdoor concert could slow downtown traffic
• Council Roundup: East Link environmental work scrutinized
• Open house for major transportation projects
• Council Roundup: Chelminiak's return celebrated
• Feedback sought on bus service changes
• Council Roundup: Budget discussion continues
• Groundbreaking for 520 HOV project
• Get ready for tolls on 520 Bridge
• West Lake Samm repairs to slow traffic
• City walks the walk with transportation improvements
• Input sought for design of 'greenway' to Botanical Garden
• Flashing yellow turn arrows to improve safety and traffic flow
• Don't wait to prepare for ice and snow
• Meeting in Bellevue focuses on multi-modal transportation
• Council Roundup: Alternatives to NEP considered
• Council Roundup: Wilburton LID moves forward
• Council Roundup: Signaling change on city streets
• Brace for delays on Factoria Blvd and 124th Ave
• Survey asks employers what commute options they want
• Council Roundup: Fines now for unlicensed pets
• Metro seeks advice on bus route changes
• Construction to close I-405 downtown for four nights
• Sound Transit news release on East Link
• Arts fair this weekend; buses an inviting option
• Council Roundup: Majority still backs B7 light rail line
• Renton closure will impact Bellevue drivers
• Council Roundup: 112th Ave light rail options explored
• Downtown arterials to close for fireworks
• Council Roundup: City to join regional animal services program
• Keep it neighborly: remove obstacles from sidewalks
• Council Roundup: Bellevue readies for electric cars
• Residents can give input on light rail route tonight
• Bike safety fairs this weekend
• Council Roundup: Preschool OK'd for community center
• Bellevue wins Smart Communities award for Bel-Red plan
• Open house June 9 for I-405 Braids project
• Council Roundup: SR 520 work to begin early next year
• Bel-Red project wins regional planning award
• Wilburton Connections open houses
• Night I-90 closures to install traffic signs
• Council Roundup: No texting and driving in Bellevue
• Downtown firms win Diamond awards for commute cuts
• Open house for 108th Ave SE ped-bike project
• Council Roundup: Light rail oversight continues
• Council Roundup: 'Smart' traffic signals discussed
• Tunnel included in ST's new light rail route
• Bike commuting class Wednesday
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel still on table
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel funding considered
• New eastbound HOV lane for I-90
• Commute reduction program scores award from governor
• Council Roundup: Neighborhood sidewalk projects approved
• Public invited to hearing on 6-year transportation plan
• Gov. Gregoire signs 520 bridge bill
• Eastgate/I-90 study kicks off with open houses
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel plans draws full-on support
• Council Roundup: Downtown light rail tunnel preferred
• Council Roundup: East Link recommendation updated
• Open house for Wilburton Connections Tuesday
• Transportation takes on green hue
• Council Roundup: 'Braids' highway project begins
• Council Roundup: Focus narrows on light rail options
• NE 12th Street Bridge over I-405 to close nightly
• Light rail open house Thursday
• Coalition argues against 520 construction delay
• Council Roundup: Draft plan for Meydenbauer Park done
• Council Roundup: More study for new light rail option
• Council Roundup: Light rail route re-examined
• Council Roundup: light rail discussed
• Council member now on ST Board
• Pedestrians, cyclists in Bellevue counted
• Snow and ice expected to make streets slippery
• Free ORCA passes, services promote commute options
• Council Roundup: New members sworn in
• Northeast 10th Street now crosses I-405
• Season of Sharing kicks off Dec. 1
• Extreme weather open house Wednesday
• Council Roundup: Light rail options for downtown scrutinized
• SR 520 and I-90 getting 'smart'
• Two meetings to highlight downtown light rail alternatives
• New commuter program to recognize Bellevue businesses
• Council Roundup: Animal care options mulled
• City to help residents prepare for extreme weather
• Council Roundup: Latest light rail tunnel option encouraging
• Light rail is focus of upcoming council session, workshops
• 124th Ave to close for two weeks
• Downtown commuters shift to transit
• Council Roundup: Soon a safe route to new school
• I-405 North down to one lane this weekend
• Bike Share Expo showcases new trend
• Lane closed on Bellevue Way SE
• Lane, street closures downtown and on Northup Way
• Council Roundup: County urged not to cut bus service
• 112th downtown to close for two weeks
• Arts fairs this weekend
• Council Roundup: Briefed on East Link light rail
• Brace for I-90 closure
• Bike safety fairs this weekend
• West Lake Sam open house Wednesday
• Council Roundup: Carbon emissions targets within reach
• Incentives offered to join vanpools
• Council Roundup: Concerns about street-level light rail downtown reiterated
• Bellevue tests permeable sidewalk as way to reduce runoff
• Council statement on Sound Transit's East Link decision
• New look for Main and NE Second streets?
• Seattle Times: Creative tunnel vision for light rail
• Council Roundup: top volunteers honored
• Expect I-90 delays in May and July
• Interactive website to make biking in Bellevue easier
• Accessibility open house Wednesday
• Paving season rolls into Bellevue
• Bellevue 5K at Crossroads Sunday
• Council Roundup: East Link again in council's sights
• Delays expected on streets near 520
• Suggestions sought for new downtown bike rack locations
• Residents grade curb ramps
• Stimulus package benefits Bellevue
• Northup Way corridor improvements to begin
• SE 26th to close for two weeks
• Expect delays on eastbound 520
• Council picks preferred light rail route
• Council Roundup: Plan for Bel-Red transformation approved
• Council Roundup: On track for Feb. 23 light rail recommendation
• Residents comment on light rail plans
• Council Roundup: Council drills deeper into light rail plan
• NE Eighth getting widened downtown
• Seat open on Transportation Commission
• Council Roundup: parking rules tightened in Surrey Downs
• Council Roundup: light rail options pondered
• Council Roundup: ambitious transportation plan endorsed
• Snow makes streets slippery
• Sewer repairs to close lane on Bel-Red Road
• Ice and snow are here: drive safely
• Comments wanted on light rail for Eastside
• Survey on for West Lake Sam
• Council Roundup: Improved bus service planned
• Night closures for I-90
• Pipeline installation on Lake Hills Connector
• I-405 lanes to close for NE 10th construction
• Your input wanted on ways to limit commuter traffic
• Get in the know about ice and snow
• Council Roundup: Mobility initiative debated
• 520 improvements to be discussed tonight
• City considers east Bellevue traffic fixes
• Pipeline project continues on 110th
• Commuter Connection now at Transit Center
• Road work coincides with back to school traffic
• Wilburton Tunnel gone; highway open
• Southbound I-405 closes again this weekend
• I-405 closure not so bad
• Route to peace between cars and bicycles
• Bellevue arterials still open this weekend
• Pipeline installation to trigger lane closures downtown
• Comment on tolling for new 520 bridge
• Council Roundup: Residents comment on proposed light rail
• Bellevue Way and NE 8th lanes closed for paving
• Shuttles for ArtsFair July 25-27 available
• Council Roundup: Council delves into light rail best practices
• Gas pipeline installation to slow traffic downtown
• Prizes to lure downtown residents out of cars
• Night paving to close lanes on 116th Ave
• Brace for I-405 construction noise
• Bike safety fairs this weekend
• More than 200 new curb ramps installed
• Transportation plan hearing May 8
• Bellevue's first-ever "expo" to highlight major projects
• Construction to close lanes on I-405 and I-90
• 130th Ave to close April 13
• More commuters taking the bus
• 116th Ave lanes to close in April
• NE 10th lanes to close over weekend
• Hotel demolition begins for new overpass to downtown
• New, tree-friendly rubber sidewalk going in downtown
• Southbound 112th to close Feb. 16-18
• Bellevue seeks feedback from commuters
• Bel-Red open house Jan. 31
• Two departments achieve national accreditation
• Regional group wants input on long-term transportation plan
• Public invited to Light Rail Best Practices open house
• Flooding leaves Newport Way closed indefinitely
• Snow's here -- take it slow
• Season of Sharing kicks off with City Hall celebration Tuesday
• Public invited to comment on transportation plan
• Planning for light rail in Bellevue continues Nov. 14
• City gets up to $300,000 to ease downtown congestion
• Council endorses Roads and Transit plan
• Fallen tree closes 134th Ave. NE
• Cancer walk to close downtown streets Sunday
• Two lanes on northbound I-405 to close this weekend
• Bellevue kids learn about safety at Walk to School Events
• New video promotes pedestrian safety
• Light rail proposal presented for Bellevue residents
• Commission to review proposed additions to ped-bike plan
• Residents give input on proposed Eastside light rail
• Public outreach begins for proposed light rail line
• Lane on West Lake Sammamish Parkway to close Thursday
• Light Rail Best Practices open house Thursday
• Lane and ramp closures this week for I-405 widening
• It's not new construction near Kelsey Creek
• I-405 work to resume after Labor Day
• Help plan "RapidRide" bus service to Redmond
• Pavement work on I-405 to close lanes
• Great Streets designs on show at Aug. 29 workshop
• I-405 widening could get noisy
• 'Quiet' Pavement in Bellevue to be Studied
• Utility work to close Main Street
• I-405 lane closures in Bellevue over the coming week
• Bellevue braces for I-5 construction spillover
• Sewer work affects Southeast Sixth
• I-405 lanes to close nights for widening project
• Rolling slowdowns on I-405, I-90 July 29-Aug. 1
• Comments sought on I-90 problems
• Free shuttles ease way to arts festivals
• City Council invites comments on Roads and Transit plan
• Coal Creek Pkwy, I-405 lanes, I-90 bike path close for construction
• Light rail "best practices" committee to meet July 24
• "Streetwise" Segway to track accessibility of sidewalks
• Summer road construction underway in Bellevue
• Frustration is not inevitable during construction season
• I-405 to widen through South Bellevue
• Seafair Marathon comes to Bellevue Sunday
• Rockets' red glare over Downtown Park
• SR 520 project open house today
• NE 12th reopens a week early
• 116th Ave. NE widening will require lane closures
• Intersection safety tips for construction season
• City introduces downtown improvement projects
• Paving means delays on Northup Way week of June 11
• SE 8th and 104th SE closed for another week
• Brace for record construction's downsides this summer
• New pedestrian bridge going up downtown
• Eastbound SE 1st closed May 17, 18 and 21
• 102nd Ave SE to close May 14 and 15
• Transportation plan open for public comment
• NE 8th set for night, weekend closures
• Construction closes lanes on 145th Place SE
• Light rail planning meeting tonight
• Lake Hills Blvd to close April 5 to 13
• Improvements underway on NE 24th Street
• Council and residents consider options for Bel-Red Corridor
• Lanes on 116th Ave NE to close for construction
• Bellevue seeks input on Walk and Roll plan
• Construction begins on NE 10th Street extension
• Street and Park Closures
• Lanes closed on 148th NE today
• Two downtown streets closed for removal of cracked crane
• Residents should brace for more possible flooding
• Public invited to comment on possible Transportation impact fee changes
• New access ramps to I-90 at Eastgate to open
• Public invited to comment on 520 bridge replacement options
• Flashing lights installed at Enatai Elementary
• More bike racks downtown
• Get "In Motion," save money and gas
• City shuttle eases way for arts festivals coming to Bellevue July 29-30
• Public invited to discuss Roads & Transit ballot measures

Parks and Community Services

• Resource fair for children with disabilities
• Council Roundup: Parks projects, staff honored
• Post your bucket list here
• Wildlife baby shower Saturday
• Openings on Arts, Planning, Transportation commissions
• "Wild" events promise family fun this weekend
• Breaking ground for new Botanical Garden visitor center
• Spring Forward Expo: April 24 event about Bellevue's future
• Arbor Day-Earth Day coming up
• Nominations sought for youth leadership awards
• Breaking ground for new Bellevue Youth Theatre
• Coaching for nonprofits on reaching diverse populations
• Georgian dance ensemble offers free performance
• Volunteers needed for Arbor Day-Earth Day
• Forum on teen drug and alcohol prevention
• 'X Factor' finalist to perform at MLK Day event
• Free naturalist training
• Performance for Native American Heritage Month
• Let the magic begin
• 'Whimsical' playground planned for Downtown Park
• Council Roundup: Park expansion in South Bellevue
• Falls Prevention Fair for older adults
• Bellevue again named a top community for youth
• Stroll or roll lake to lake
• Lake Hills school and services celebrated with blueberries
• Network on Aging members sought
• Cool off at community centers
• Council Roundup: Partnership could net new gym at park
• Inflatables to bring bounce to Crossroads
• Blueberries ripe for the picking
• Swimming areas to be closed for milfoil treatment
• Foreign films added to outdoor movies
• Botanical Garden celebrates 20 years of growth
• Council Roundup: New fire station downtown?
• New walking bridge at Botanical Garden
• Minnows are big on news show
• Forum to help prevent hate crimes
• Cut and run: Family fun this weekend in Bellevue
• Community center celebrates 25 years
• Volunteers star on Arbor Day-Earth Day
• Council Roundup: New culvert to benefit fish and people
• Registration open for youth conference
• All job seekers welcome at workshop
• Vacancies on Human Services and Arts commissions
• Zumba fundraiser at Highland Center
• Council Roundup: Human services needs still climbing
• Freezing rain causes power outages
• Brace for heavy snow
• Mayor "singin' in the rain" for theater
• MLK tribute, health fair at Crossroads
• Forum to promote unity through understanding
• Apply now for free Master Naturalist training
• Habitat restored at Chism Beach
• Winter shelters opening in Bellevue
• Charity events kick off holiday season in Bellevue
• Bellevue premiere for film about legendary conservationist
• Fire stations launch toy and food drive
• Job workshop for immigrants
• Youth theater wins award
• Youth Court open house Tuesday
• Halloween events in Bellevue scare up fun
• Bellevue again named top community for youth
• Council Roundup: East Link discussion continues
• Coat drive launched
• Kelsey Creek Farm Fair Saturday
• Congratulations, new Americans
• Eastside food drive launches
• Citizenship ceremony a first for Bellevue
• Lake to Lake Walk coming up
• Ciscoe coming to Botanical Garden art show
• Lake Hills celebrates community with blueberries
• Coca-Cola donation for ropes course
• New parking garage for downtown library
• Boat launch parking, staff added for Seafair weekend
• Bellevue TV videos finalists for national awards
• Council Roundup: Fresh ideas for East Link route
• Olympic moments for these residents
• 24-hour beach closures for milfoil treatment
• Council Roundup: Light rail environmental review discussed
• Council Roundup: Light rail collaboration, mitigation
• Softball game a pitch for senior services
• Outdoor movies return downtown
• Downtown traffic changes after fireworks
• Live at Lunch brings music downtown
• Family 4th coming up
• New turf at Newport Hills Park
• City to coach nonprofits on community-based media
• Vacancy on Park Board
• Youth leadership award winners named
• Open house for day camps
• Sheep-shearing this weekend
• Forum on use of force by police
• New craft, antique and garden show
• TV star's daughters give local theater some northern exposure
• Bellevue 10K on April 17
• Council Roundup: Alternatives to LID funding considered
• $500,000 goes to Botanical Garden improvements
• Wet lab donated for environmental center
• Nominations for youth leadership awards wanted
• Openings now on city commissions
• Zumba for Japan
• Arbor Day-Earth Day moving to Botanical Garden
• Tips for living with wildlife
• "Vial of L.I.F.E" offers dose of prevention for seniors
• Council Roundup: Solar panels for city buildings?
• Job fair coming up
• Wish comes true at skate park
• MLK Day celebration at Crossroads
• Reindeer draw a crowd
• Council Roundup: Plan for new Meydenbauer park approved
• "Magical Mrs. Claus" at Youth Theatre
• Santa Claus to show up at party with reindeer
• Garden d'Lights twinkles into action 2010
• Bellevue roads improve heading into busy shopping days
• Youth Theatre celebrates 20 years
• Coat drive launched
• Parks & Community Services earns reaccreditation
• Toy and food drives coming up
• Council Roundup: Special Events Committee members appointed
• Patrols to enforce pet license rules
• Farm fair and Lewis Creek 5K this weekend
• Bellevue again named a top community for youth
• Media Relations 101: Experts will share tips for media publicity
• Explore Bellevue "Lake to Lake" this weekend
• American Idol, move over
• Vacancies on Network on Aging Board
• Bellevue libraries stay open
• Celebrate neighborhood and school with blueberries
• Parking, shuttle at boat launch for Seafair
• Free jazz at Botanical Garden
• Botanical Garden receives grant to upgrade database
• Indian dance performance
• Talent show for people with disabilities
• Council Roundup: Majority still backs B7 light rail line
• Beaches to close for milfoil treatment
• Live at Lunch launches
• 'Heroes' drop in at skate park
• Walk Downtown challenge is on
• Get ready for fireworks downtown
• Council Roundup: Preschool OK'd for community center
• Media workshop for nonprofits
• Youth leadership winners announced
• Park walk highlights public art downtown
• Deadline for youth leadership nominations extended
• Panel to discuss teens and the law
• Canine distemper found in local raccoons
• Celebration for new Wilburton turf Saturday
• Shear delight at Kelsey Creek Park
• Skating away ...
• Bellevue student creates winning Arbor Day poster
• Bellevue 5K on April 25
• Openings on utilities, parks boards
• Earth Day celebrations on April 17 and 21
• This show is for the birds
• Supermarket proceeds to support park walks
• Registration for youth conference extended
• Council Roundup: Draft plan for Meydenbauer Park done
• MLK Day event at Crossroads Bellevue
• Hearing on long-term parks plan
• Ice escapades part of magic
• Skate park celebrates 15 years
• Night shelter to stay open through cold snap
• Council Roundup: Property tax level maintained
• Shelter open on weekend nights
• Parks photo, poetry contest launched
• Severe weather shelter opens
• Hilltop craft show, other seasonal events this week
• Toy drive at fire stations
• Eastside food drive collects 77,000 pounds of food
• Council Roundup: Botanical Garden architect hired
• Fall food drive launched
• Survey: What parks and recreation do you want?
• Farm fair and 5K this weekend
• Eastside food drive launched
• Council Roundup: Bellevue still among safest cities
• Lake to Lake Walk coming up
• Council Roundup: Soon a safe route to new school
• Senior Day at farmers market
• Members sought for Network on Aging
• Mercer Slough Ed Center awarded environmental 'gold' certification
• Vacancy on Human Services Commission
• Blueberry festival comes with a twist
• Musical penned by teen to show on local stage
• New blog invites discussion on parks needs in Bellevue
• New venue for outdoor movies
• For Seafair, extra parking available for boaters
• Community centers offer escape from heat
• "The Express" rolls into Bellevue Tuesday
• Improv dance at Downtown Park
• Beaches to close for milfoil treatment
• Council Roundup: Council moves to corral abandoned shopping carts
• 24-Hour food challenge this weekend
• Family Fourth coming up
• Council Roundup: Council supports more off-leash areas
• Hearing Tuesday for new Meydenbauer park
• Council Roundup: reining in runaway shopping carts
• Options for new Meydenbauer waterfront park
• Art and Park Walk Saturday
• City launches new recession resource guide
• Youth awards announced
• Unusual display at Downtown Park highlights food drive
• New park facilities win state awards
• Youth award nominations sought
• Sheep shearing on show Saturday
• Bellevue 5K at Crossroads Sunday
• "Little Lake to Lake" walk on Wednesday
• Police and youth to connect at forum
• Tree plantings, little lake-to-lake walk to mark Earth Day
• Council Roundup: traffic enforcement cameras to be tested
• Council Roundup: Aquatic center options considered
• Council Roundup: Wilburton and Newport Hills parks to get synthetic turf
• Council Roundup: new parks planned
• Forum on senior safety March 20
• Councilman takes turn on stage
• MLK Day celebration at Crossroads
• Fit families conference cancelled
• Council Roundup: ambitious transportation plan endorsed
• d'Lights stay on for another week 2008-2009
• Ice and snow are here: drive safely
• BYT show features longtime father-daughter acting team
• With demand up, Parks food drive begins
• Voters overwhelmingly approve parks levy
• Meydenbauer Bay "scoping" meeting tonight
• Youth Court open house Tuesday
• Independent living resources at Nov. 8 fair
• Crossroads toy drive kicks off
• Council endorses parks levy
• New Mercer Slough Education Center opens Oct. 11
• Community forum focuses on police relations
• Guided Lake-to-Lake walk Saturday
• City offers child care resources during strike
• Network on Aging seeks members
• Comments on sculpture exhibition welcome
• Candidates sought for Parks Board
• Parks levy fact sheet available
• Meydenbauer beach to reopen Thursday
• Meydenbauer Bay park designs to be unveiled
• Council approves parks levy
• Parking, shuttle added for boat launch Seafair weekend
• Vial of LIFE helps seniors
• Parks levy opinions wanted
• Council moves forward with parks levy
• 60,000 enjoy Family 4th
• Marathon, strawberry festival and more this weekend
• Public invited to 24-Hour Relay
• Activities bloom at Botanical Garden
• Ballot measure for new park funding?
• Splashy opening Saturday for new playgound
• Youth leadership award winners announced
• Country's top skateboarders roll at new skate plaza
• Bellevue wins parks awards
• Youth leadership award nominations sought
• Bellevue's first-ever "expo" to highlight major projects
• Hundreds brave weather for Earth Day event
• Jazz trumpeter to appear at City Hall
• Governor to speak at Bellevue youth conference
• Plant pro preaches proper pruning on Bellevue TV
• New skate park nearing completion
• Free help with taxes
• Golf course wins environmental award
• Bellevue launches youth court
• Parks classes cancelled
• MLK Day event at Crossroads Bellevue
• Garden d'Lights gets environmentally friendly 2007
• New vendors added at Hilltop craft show
• Volunteers can help set up Garden d'Lights
• Groundbreaking for water spray playground Friday
• Big crowd celebrates autumn at Kelsey Creek
• Bellevue TV wins national awards again
• Food drive Oct. 10 to Dec. 12
• New fields at Robinswood to be celebrated Saturday
• Public hearing on Meydenbauer moratorium coming up
• Residents to celebrate Meydenbauer Bay's bright future Saturday
• Wrap-Around Services celebrates at Lake Hills Saturday
• Parking, shuttle added for boat launch Seafair weekend
• Bellevue offers options for cooling off
• Meydenbauer waterfront focus of workshop Tuesday
• Olympic softballers play in Bellevue
• West Lake Hills improvements celebrated
• Goats offer natural weed control at Lewis Creek Park
• 24-Hour Relay, Strawberry Festival and more
• Youth leadership award winners announced
• New book celebrates Bellevue Botanical Garden
• 24-Hour Relay orientations in June
• Mercer Slough Ed Ctr groundbreaking celebrated Tuesday
• Feedback sought on new waterfront park at open house
• Youth leadership award nominations sought
• Earth Day/Arbor Day 2007 set for April 21
• Parks website features interactive maps
• Registration opens for spring and summer parks programs
• Bellevue named Tree City USA
• Seniors stage medley of theatrical pieces
• Bellevue again named one of top 100 communities for kids
• Winter Dinner, MLK Tribute at Crossroads
• A d'lightful time of year at the Botanical Garden 2006
• Holiday events coming up at Crossroads
• Salmon Watchers featured on Bellevue TV
• Candidates share views on human services
• City Council approves new contract for Bellevue Golf Course operations
• Bellevue celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Utilities

• Traffic delay for Coal Creek bridge construction delayed
• Work starts on new Coal Creek Parkway bridge
• Watchers for peamouth wanted
• Spring Forward Expo: April 24 event about Bellevue's future
• Don't Drip and Drive campaign comes to Bellevue
• Council Roundup: New recycling, garbage options considered
• Public invited to comment on 2013 stormwater plan
• Water main break closes road near Tyee Middle School
• Flooding closes roadway; officials urge caution
• Council Roundup: Visioning work to address capital needs
• Open House to discuss new bridge on Coal Creek Parkway
• Comments sought on Bellevue Utilities' budget, rates
• Council Roundup: Talking trash for the long haul
• Bellevue again named 'Best Workplace for Recycling'
• Sewer work downtown, repaving on NE 8th, to impact traffic
• Downtown Bellevue sewer projects to begin July 9
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost savings considered
• Toss the TV: Special recycling collection on May 5
• Minnows are big on news show
• Comments wanted on proposed Utilities projects
• West Lake Samm reopens after mudslide, rebuild
• Council Roundup: New culvert to benefit fish and people
• Carbon Yeti helps city snare recycling award
• Peamouth watchers wanted
• Public invited to hear about downtown sewer projects
• Stop leaks and save money
• Utilities project changes West Lake Samm detour
• Council Roundup: NE Fourth Street project approved
• Comments welcome for draft stormwater plan
• W. Lake Sammamish Pkwy. reopening in 6 to 9 weeks
• Council Roundup: Potential impacts of legislation
• Mudslide closes parkway indefinitely
• West Lake Sammamish Parkway closes
• Dealing with clogged storm drains, power outages
• Freezing rain causes power outages
• Freezing rain adds to weather woes
• Snow tapering off
• Brace for heavy snow
• Public invited to comment on stormwater program
• New Utilities director appointed
• Council Roundup: More time asked for light rail accord
• Council Roundup: East Link discussion continues
• Bellevue again cited as 'Best Workplace for Recycling'
• Carbon Yeti wins EPA award
• Free compost Saturday at Sherwood Forest
• Peamouth minnows spotted
• Top commercial recyclers honored
• Council Roundup: Agreement reached on investigation
• Public invited to comment on draft stormwater policies
• Openings now on city commissions
• Leak detection kits help save water, money
• Interactive game drives conservation lessons home
• Bellevue receives 2-6 inches of snow; roads are icy
• Public invited to comment on stormwater plan
• Award-winning campaign against water pollution
• Public invited to comment on draft stormwater policies
• Public invited to comment on draft stormwater policies
• Travelers should be prepared for possible icy commute
• Don't be a turkey; recycle used cooking oil
• Most Bellevue roads reopen after storm
• Council Roundup: 2011-2012 budget adopted
• Bellevue roads improve heading into busy shopping days
• Council Roundup: Chelminiak's return celebrated
• Utilities earns national award
• Pipe near water main break to be replaced
• Don't wait to prepare for ice and snow
• Water and sewer code updates to benefit rate payers
• Bellevue rates high for flood protection
• Art installation to highlight art, habitat in Bel-Red plan
• Salmon watchers wanted
• New drainage basin info to help residents
• Fish sampling offers clues to Bellevue streams' health
• Revisions proposed for utility codes
• Bigfoot character wins recycling award
• Coal Creek restoration nearing completion
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel still on table
• Strike or not, garbage services likely to continue
• Openings on utilities, parks boards
• Comments sought on proposed utilities capital projects
• Council Roundup: School food waste to be recycled
• Comments invited on stormwater management plan
• Garbage rates to go down
• Snow and ice expected to make streets slippery
• City to host green movies at high schools
• Extreme weather open house Wednesday
• Punchy pollution posters pick up prizes
• Council Roundup: Animal care options mulled
• City to help residents prepare for extreme weather
• Council Roundup: New stormwater standards approved
• Sidewalk, utility projects to close sections of NE 8th Street
• Lane closures on Main Street for sewer project
• Salmon sighted, watchers wanted
• Stream bugs on the silver screen at City Hall
• Bellevue again makes best workplace recycling list
• PSE to give away compact fluorescent bulbs
• Comments wanted on stormwater discharge code changes
• Council Roundup: Concerns about street-level light rail downtown reiterated
• Pay utilities bill by phone
• Residents can get notice when peamouth arrive
• Council Roundup: New stormwater standards coming
• Comments wanted on stormwater standards
• Free fluorescent bulbs distributed in Lake Hills
• City wins awards for conservation promotions
• Comments on city's stormwater management welcome
• Snow makes streets slippery
• After snow, city sweeps sandy streets
• Streets clear for garbage pickup
• Bellevue crews clear roads to help with garbage pickup
• Bellevue road conditions improve but caution urged
• Ice and snow are here: drive safely
• Coupons available for TV converter boxes
• Ice and snow workshop Wednesday
• Council Roundup: Utilities presents proposed budgets
• Water main break in Somerset Woods
• Time to clear drains again
• Bellevue leads state in effort to cut carbon emissions
• Get in the know about ice and snow
• West Nile Virus detected in Kirkland
• Utilities infrastructure aging
• Bellevue named "Best Workplace for Recycling"
• New utilities projects to be considered Thursday
• Save on natural yard care products
• Additional washing machine rebate available
• Carbon Yeti teaches residents how to cut carbon emissions
• Celebrity sighting at City Hall
• Utilities offers rebates
• Snow. slush possible tonight
• Two departments achieve national accreditation
• Kelsey Creek foodplain open house Jan. 16
• City offers new online billing service
• Cut holiday waste this year
• Residents can comment on city's stormwater management
• Flooding leaves Newport Way closed indefinitely
• Going green for the holidays
• Clearing storm drains prevents flooding
• Environmental stewardship paying off for salmon
• Public hearing on water conservation goal set for Oct. 4
• Water main break in Somerset Woods
• Salmon return to Kelsey Creek
• Lane on West Lake Sammamish Parkway to close Thursday
• Bellevue firms dominate list of top recyclers
• Top commercial recyclers honored
• Free showerheads to make it easier to be green
• Limit mosquitoes to reduce risk of West Nile Virus
• Bellevue braces for pineapple express
• Get ready -- snow expected tonight
• Bellevue braces for snow
• Low-income seniors can get utility rate reductions and rebates
• City cleans streets of debris and sand
• Storm Debris Drop-off Continues Through Jan. 28
• More than 500 use free storm debris collection
• Easy ways to recycle your Christmas tree
• Brace for high winds and troubles they bring
• City's snow response kicks into gear
• Residents should brace for more possible flooding
• City Council honors top commercial recyclers
• Recycling Collection Oct. 21
• First phase of Coal Creek restoration complete
• Utilities tax rebate offered
• Salmon watchers wanted
• Bellevue scores high again in water quality report

Planning and Community Development

• Council Roundup: Getting creative with comp plan outreach
• Forum on preparing for, limiting climate change impacts
• Wanted: Good ideas for Bellevue's future
• Openings on Arts, Planning, Transportation commissions
• Do cultural expectations make the juggling act harder?
• Spring Forward Expo: April 24 event about Bellevue's future
• Input invited during downtown walking tours
• Chestnut headlines Jazzfest
• City staff win United Way award
• One person does not represent a culture
• Another focus group for Downtown Livability
• Arts funding available
• Focus groups for Downtown Livability initiative
• Fiddle around at Wintergrass
• Neighborhood leaders to gather
• Cultural Conversation to focus on mourning practices
• Council Roundup: Hearing set on light rail permitting
• Bellevue's future: Driverless cars and smart homes?
• Training for would-be mediators
• Bellevue women to trace genealogies at workshop
• Guide puts downtown public art on the map
• Imagine downtown changes at open house
• Cookbook comes out of Bellevue's melting pot
• New Bel-Red streets need names
• Cultural Conversation focuses on American dream
• Free training for conflict resolution coaching
• Are we culturally competent?
• City mediators help prevent foreclosures
• Annexation is piece of cake
• Council Roundup: Downtown Livability initiative launched
• Council Roundup: Hilltop to be annexed
• Sculpture exhibition celebrates transformation
• Workshop to break down language barriers
• Council Roundup: Light rail cost-cutting options discussed
• Council to salute new residents with reception
• City e-zine to promote commerce with China
• City promotes block parties, neighborhood bonds
• Council Roundup: Annexation adds 5,400 residents
• Volunteers offer home maintenance and repair
• Council Roundup: Preview of East Link open house
• Culture in way of good health care?
• Council Roundup: New culvert to benefit fish and people
• Tickets for Jazzfest on sale
• Pick community improvement projects at workshop
• Bellevue hosts event to promote international trade
• Council Roundup: Budget challenges abound
• Neighborhood forum to focus on sharing responsibility
• Training for managing high-conflict people
• Vacancies on Human Services and Arts commissions
• Roadside utility boxes get a makeover
• Neighborhood forums focus on sharing responsibility
• Council Roundup: Plan for Eastgate redevelopment
• Council Roundup: Commission vacancies filled
• Spruce up the neighborhood with city grant
• Annexation hearing cancelled
• Negotiation and conflict management course offered
• Council Roundup: Reduced staffing, fees to balance budget
• Doorbelling for Eastgate annexation Saturday
• Bellevue in top 13 percent for scientists, engineers
• Community forum in South Bellevue
• City hosts "Flavors of Diversity" celebration
• South Bellevue annexation meeting Oct. 25
• Opening on housing board
• Eastgate/I-90 plan ready for public input
• Council Roundup: Improving downtown transportation
• Downtown show to promote Bel-Red arts district
• Council Roundup: East Link hearing draws crowd
• Council Roundup: Paying for a light rail tunnel
• Cultural Conversations expand to South Bellevue
• Light rail open house Sept. 20
• Council Roundup: Inviting comments on light rail options
• Bel-Red featured in series of paintings
• Trestle design for new Wilburton sidewalks?
• Olympic moments for these residents
• Bike ride to promote Eastgate study
• PCD director hired
• Neighbor Link picnic coming up
• Eastgate, Tamara Hills take step toward annexation
• Council Roundup: Light rail report headed to Sound Transit
• Plans for Eastgate/I-90 Corridor at June 1 open houses
• Council Roundup: Downtown helistop permit approved
• Council Roundup: Health club coming to Kelsey Creek?
• Council Roundup: Bellevue more educated, professional
• Input sought on draft growth policies
• Neighborhood forum to focus on changing demographics
• Residents in need to get help with home improvements
• Council Roundup: Agreement reached on investigation
• Openings now on city commissions
• Jazz festival tickets now on sale
• Council Roundup: Support for hospital district withdrawal
• Funding available for artists and arts groups
• 'Sleepover' author to kick off neighborhood forums
• Council Roundup: Minorities now 41 percent of population
• Council Roundup: Annexation work begins on last 3 'islands'
• Crossroads forum to focus on safety
• Bluegrass coming to Bellevue
• New planning chief candidates to take questions
• Council Roundup: Plan for new Meydenbauer park approved
• City accepting comp plan amendment applications
• Museum celebrates resurgence
• Search for planning chief reopened
• Input sought for design of 'greenway' to Botanical Garden
• Council Roundup: Alternatives to NEP considered
• Downtown residents invited to community forum
• Art installation to highlight art, habitat in Bel-Red plan
• Public to meet finalists for planning chief
• Picnic to honor neighborhoods for service
• New Lake Hills library opens Sept. 11
• City invites comments on Flickr about sculptures
• Census now in "quality assurance" phase
• Sculpture exhibition to feature art walk
• Bellevue wins Smart Communities award for Bel-Red plan
• Bel-Red project wins regional planning award
• Senator hails Bel-Red project
• Door-to-door visits begin for census
• Residents to get help with home improvements
• Mailed your census questionnaire back yet?
• Fiesta highlights census drive
• Census questionnaires on the way
• Foreclosure prevention workshop coming up
• Blanchard headlines jazzfest
• Groups launching community projects get coaching
• Bluegrass festival comes to Bellevue
• Longtime planning chief to retire
• Art walk added to sculpture exhibition
• Council Roundup: Draft plan for Meydenbauer Park done
• Council Roundup: Light rail route re-examined
• How-to workshop for neighborhood projects
• Grants offered for neighborhood projects
• Opening on Planning Commission
• Census Bureau hiring doorbellers
• City accepting comprehensive plan amendment applications
• Council Roundup: Arts funding for 2010 approved
• Council Roundup: Bellevue still among safest cities
• "Gateway" design gets consumer testing
• Bike drive Saturday
• Funding available for arts in Bellevue
• Guide offers tips on grants, teaming with neighbors on home improvement
• Proposed deal with county gives city smart growth
• City introduces neighborhood services downtown
• Council Roundup: New regulations to address "megahomes"
• Council Roundup: Picnic to top off community building efforts
• Arts fairs this weekend
• City throws a picnic
• Hearing Tuesday for new Meydenbauer park
• Council Roundup: reining in runaway shopping carts
• Neighbor Link connects needs and community building
• Options for new Meydenbauer waterfront park
• Jazzfest this weekend
• Council adopts new Bel-Red zoning
• Lake Hills Shopping Center groundbreaking Wednesday
• New look for Main and NE Second streets?
• Council Roundup: City to help pay for July 4 orchestra performance
• Council Roundup: top volunteers honored
• Envision Bellevue shorelines in the future at open house
• Council Roundup: Alpine wilderness expansion supported
• Residents struggling to maintain homes get help
• Council Roundup: traffic enforcement cameras to be tested
• Don't let neighbors curb your curb appeal
• Council Roundup: Plan for Bel-Red transformation approved
• Up to $5,000 available for neighborhood projects
• Bellevue's orderly development draws good press
• Council Roundup: parking rules tightened in Surrey Downs
• Be heard on neighborhood issues
• Neighborhoods can move past conflict
• Survey on for West Lake Sam
• Workshop to offer "how to" for neighborhood projects
• Council Roundup: 'Megahouse' regs to go to public hearing
• Comprehensive Plan amendment applications accepted
• Workshop to preach communication for neighborhoods
• Council Roundup: Neighborhood improvement program celebrated
• Meydenbauer Bay "scoping" meeting tonight
• Permitting by phone gets easier
• Shoreline tour on TV
• Workshops show how to make neighborhoods great
• Sculpture exhibition to be featured in lecture
• Boat tour to focus on shoreline management issues
• Council Roundup: Children's Hospital gets approvals
• Meydenbauer Bay park designs to be unveiled
• Director picked for new Dev Services department
• Council Roundup: Proposed neighborhood character regs need refining
• Contractors to learn how to build with LEED
• Council to consider new round of 'megahouse' regs
• Teens 'geocache' in on popular pastime
• Bellevue Sculpture Exhibition opens Saturday
• Blueprint for transformed Bel-Red drafted
• Planning Commission to weigh new "megahouse" regs
• Take a tour of public art you can sit on
• Proposed Bel-Red changes to be reviewed Wednesday
• Bellevue's first-ever "expo" to highlight major projects
• Volunteers to pitch in on home improvements
• Game show polling to gauge opinion on "mega house" regulations
• Planning Commission to talk neighborhood livability again
• Building boom continues downtown
• Bel-Red open house Jan. 31
• Businesses to participate in economic census
• $157,000 available for Bridle Trails improvements
• Council okays neighborhood livability code amendments
• City accepting applications for proposals for Comprehensive Plan changes
• Planning Commission considers Wilburton changes tonight
• Planning Commission to consider code changes for "megahouses"
• Bellevue wins Governor's Smart Communities award
• $500,000 available for neighborhood enhancement in Northeast Bellevue
• Public hearing on Meydenbauer moratorium coming up
• Residents to celebrate Meydenbauer Bay's bright future Saturday
• Walk downtown Bellevue this summer
• City to pursue regulation of neighborhood redevelopment
• Light rail "best practices" committee to meet July 24
• Bel-Red Corridor FEIS published
• Council to hear about house rebuild issues
• Frustration is not inevitable during construction season
• Great Streets workshop considers downtown aesthetics
• Meydenbauer waterfront focus of workshop Tuesday
• Planning Commission drafts recommendations concerning large homes
• City introduces downtown improvement projects
• City Hall public art ranked among nation's best
• Big new houses to be discussed June 13
• Neighborhood Mediation wins state funding
• Brace for record construction's downsides this summer
• Special Projects arts funding available
• Feedback sought on new waterfront park at open house
• New sculpture "takes root" at City Hall
• Council enacts moratorium to support Meydenbauer Bay study
• It's Your City will floor you
• City accepts proposals for amending Comprehensive Plan
• Planning Commission considers updates to Comprehensive Plan
• Podcasts add dimension to Bellevue Sculpture Exhibition
• More cities join Bellevue in offering online permitting
• Gigantic 'Compass' gives City Hall new bearing

Other Departments

• Bellevue hires new Human Resources director
• Bellevue earns another AAA bond rating
• Ballot statements for or against community council needed
• Council Roundup: Foul called on roosters
• Council Roundup: Creating a game plan for Olympia
• Accessible voting at City Hall
• Council Roundup: Police chief reassures council
• Council Roundup: Talking trash for the long haul
• Residents give city government high marks
• Council Roundup: Downtown Livability initiative launched
• Open houses on city budget
• Council Roundup: Public forums on budget scheduled
• Council Roundup: Interim zoning for medical pot gardens
• Council Roundup: City budget takes hit in Olympia
• Court reaffirms city in permitting dispute
• Council Roundup: Bellevue still AAA-OK
• Vacancies on Human Services and Arts commissions
• Council Roundup: Mobility update
• Council Roundup: Human services needs still climbing
• Vacancy on Meydenbauer board
• B&O tax proposal would hurt Bellevue
• Council Roundup: property tax, development fees set
• Council Roundup: Balancing budget, maintaining services
• Council Roundup: Nearing decision on light rail agreement
• Opening on East Bellevue council
• Vacancy on Transportation Commission
• Council Roundup: Slow recovery means budget shortfall
• Accessible voting center at City Hall
• Bellevue recognized for performance measurement
• Council Roundup: Hammering out agreement on light rail
• Council Roundup: Two council members cleared
• Vacancy on Park Board
• Council Roundup: Solar panels for city buildings?
• Additional week for performance survey
• Performance survey time again
• City Hall exhibit this week tells story of Sun Yat-sen
• Residents give City Hall high marks in budget survey
• Council Roundup: Arts, services reps dominate budget hearing
• Search for planning chief reopened
• Residents invited to offer input on budget
• Council Roundup: Chelminiak's return celebrated
• Bellevue honored for making data-driven decisions
• Council Roundup: Budget discussion continues
• Accessible voting at City Hall
• State agencies to close on Oct. 11
• Candidates forum on Oct. 13
• Flags lowered for Latino activist
• Council Roundup: Light rail tunnel still on table
• Residents give city government excellent report card
• Openings on utilities, parks boards
• Bellevue makes pitch for Google broadband
• Council Roundup: Downtown light rail tunnel preferred
• Opening on Planning Commission
• Confidence in city government still strong
• Foreclosure prevention event on July 24
• Governor speaks at Bellevue College graduation
• Writers wanted for community council ballot proposition statements
• Candidates wanted for board and commission vacancies
• Council Roundup: award underscores fiscal stewardship
• City maintains streak of financial reporting awards
• Training for green construction
• Users invited to test customer service portal
• Season of Sharing to kick off at City Hall
• Renton, SeaTac join regional online permitting portal
• Director chosen for new department
• Pacific Rim bankers come to Bellevue Tuesday
• Seat opens on Planning Commission
• Medical district taking shape
• LEED Homes course May 5
• Candidates sought for Meydenbauer board
• It's performance survey time
• City wins top financial reporting award
• GIS Day at City Hall Wednesday
• Retailers get help with new sales tax coding
• City wins national award for budget
• Walk downtown Bellevue this summer
• Bellevue scores high in latest performance report
• Opening available on Human Services Commission
• Open seats available on Bellevue boards and commissions
• December's It's Your City is on the air
• City wins top financial reporting award
• GIS puts Bellevue on the map
• Bellevue's bonds get highest rating