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Burn ban in effect

In response to continued hot, dry weather and high fire danger, the King County Fire Chiefs Association is issuing a Stage 2 burn ban Thursday afternoon, effective immediately for the entire county. All outdoor fires, including recreational campfires, cooking fires and ceremonial fires, are prohibited until further notice. Gas and charcoal grills are allowed, as long as they are on concrete surfaces, along with fireplaces and fire tables.
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Fireworks and much, much more at Family 4th

07/02/2019
Preview of the 2019 edition of Bellevue's Family 4th celebration
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A band plays at the 2018 Family 4th.

Private fireworks still dangerous, still illegal

06/25/2019
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Report of illegal fireworks will generate heat maps to make it easy for police patrols to find them.

NE Eighth lane closures for pipe installation

04/12/2019
Lanes on Northeast Eighth Street near 132nd Avenue will be closed for two to three weeks starting April 22, so the city can replace a sewer pipe under the street. Last year the city replaced the failing Kelsey Creek culvert under Northeast Eighth Street. The eight-inch sewer pipe installed as…
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High wind warning prompts ice rink closure

12/20/2018
With a high wind warning from the National Weather Service in effect, the Downtown Ice Rink is closed today (Thursday). The rink will reopen Friday at 3 pm.  The Weather Service issued the warning Wednesday for Washington, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday. In King County, the stiffest winds were expected in…
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Take a hike with BTV

11/07/2018
On the latest episode of Lake to Lake, park rangers take us on a tour of the Coal Creek Natural Area. Also featured on the show are the many benefits of licensing your pet and an exciting new city partnership with the University of Washington. Lake to Lake is produced by Bellevue Television.…
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Bellevue recognized as top ‘digital city’

11/02/2018
The City of Bellevue took first place in the 2018 Digital Cities Survey after launching technology innovations this year that included a “smart city” dashboard for tracking performance, predictive analytics to prevent pipe failures and transmission of patient information to hospitals from…
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PSE returning to normal operations

10/11/2018
Puget Sound Energy reported Thursday that, thanks to conservation by customers and partnerships with other Northwest utilities, the natural gas system has stabilized and PSE is beginning to return to normal operations. The utility was reaching out to business customers who curtailed usage to let…
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Get ready for Walk to School Day on Oct. 10

10/03/2018
Students, parents and teachers at several elementary schools in Bellevue will stride together on Wednesday, Oct. 10, for the annual Walk to School Day. The event encourages safe walking, healthier students and connected neighborhoods. The nationwide event has grown steadily in Bellevue since it…
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NE 8th to close Aug. 15-31 for culvert replacement

08/03/2018
All lanes of Northeast Eighth Street between 132nd and 134th avenues will be closed for 17 days, starting Wednesday, Aug. 15, so Bellevue Utilities can replace the Kelsey Creek culvert under the street. Building a new culvert under Northeast Eighth Street will ensure the long-term safety of the…
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Council adopts permanent regulations for homeless services

07/17/2018
In a 4-3 vote, the City Council adopted a land use code amendment (LUCA) for homeless shelters during Monday night’s regular session. Mayor John Chelminiak, Deputy Mayor Lynne Robinson and councilmembers John Stokes and Janice Zahn voted in favor of Ordinance No. 6419, while councilmembers Conrad…
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