Bellevue’s budget is produced every two years and includes a seven-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. The Budget Public Involvement Page lists the venues provided for stakeholder feedback.
2019-2020 Adopted Budget
The 2019-2020 Adopted Budget sets forth an operational and capital plan and includes resources needed to provide quality services to the residents and stakeholders of Bellevue, begins to respond to growing urbanization with critical investments, and advances Council’s three-year priorities and Council’s vision, “the city where you want to be.”
Adopted Budget Document
The City Manager’s Preliminary Budget was presented for City Council feedback, discussion, and requests for additional information. The 2019-2020 Budget was adopted on December 3, 2018.
View the entire budget document: 2019-2020 Budget
View sections of the 2019-2020 Budget document:
Transmittal Letter
Executive Summary
About Bellevue
Council Priorities
Reader's Guide and Glossary
Stakeholder Summary
Forecast
Resource and Expenditure Summaries
Operating Budget by Outcome
•EGC Proposals
•HSE Proposals
•IMC Proposals
•QN/IVCC Proposals
•RG Proposals
•SC Proposals
Capital Investment Program (CIP) Plan
•EGC Proposals
•HSE Proposals-General CIP
•HSE Proposals-Sewer
•HSE Proposals-Storm and Surface Water
•HSE Proposals-Water
•IMC Proposals
•QN/IVCC Proposals
•RG Proposals
•SC Proposals
Department Information
Appendix
Budget Detail Book