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Bellevue’s budget is produced every two years and includes a six-year capital budget. The budget serves as a major policy document and describes how the city intends to finance its services and infrastructure. The city government is responsible for building and repairing roads, providing police and fire protection, as well as maintaining parks, open space and recreational centers, which help contribute to the high quality of life Bellevue residents enjoy.
Want to have your say on how Bellevue’s programs and services are funded?
- Fill out our budget feedback form.
- Attend a public meeting with the City Council and boards and commissions
- Sign up for regular email updates about council decisions and other important city information.
- Follow the city on social media
Learn more about ways to stay engaged at Public Involvement. Details on the current budget are available at Current Budget.
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