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Sewer Overflow Alerts

  1. Sewer overflowed into Lake Washington near the boat launch at 10000 SE 27th and Public Health - King County advises people and pets to avoid contact with the water until Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 9 p.m.
  2. Sewer overflowed at 630 West Lake Sammamish Parkway NE. Public Health - King County advises people and pets to avoid contact with the water until Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 1:30 p.m.

Map and updates are posted to BellevueWa.gov/sewer-overflow.

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The Utilities Department maintains pipes and pump stations with dozens of capital projects each year, including the following major ones. All Utilities capital projects valued at $100,000 or more can be found on the city's capital projects map.

Utilities
Project Name Description Type Status
Clyde Hill Reservoir Improvement Project

The Clyde Hill 465 Reservoir, located in the City of Clyde Hill, is showing signs of aging, corrosion, and deterioration that require repairs to ensure that it can remain in service.

Water
Completed
Emergency Water Supply Master Plan The City of Bellevue has developed a draft Emergency Water Supply Master Plan. The Master Plan will guide the City's actions to help improve our water system resilience over the coming decades and ultimately reduce impacts to the community from a severe earthquake or other disaster. Water
Planning/Design
Factoria Boulevard Stormwater Conveyance

The Factoria Boulevard Stormwater Conveyance Improvements project improved stormwater infrastructure and reduced risks of flooding during heavy storms in the Factoria-Richards Creek drainage basin.

Stormwater
Completed
Horizon View 2 Reservoir and Pump Station Project

Bellevue Utilities completed the design and permitting phase of the project to replace the Horizon View 2 water reservoir and pump station in Bellevue’s Horizon View neighborhood. The project is in active construction and is anticipated to be completed by early 2026.

Water
Planning/Design
Kelsey Creek Culvert at Lake Hills Project

The City of Bellevue delivers clean water, moves wastewater, and maintains a storm and surface water system that reduces flooding.

Stormwater
Planning/Design
Lake Hills Connector Fish Passage Improvements

The Kelsey Creek Lake Hills Connector Barrier Correction Project is an important restoration effort by the City of Bellevue to improve fish passage to the Greater Kelsey Creek Watershed.

Stormwater
Planning/Design
Lake Washington Lake Line Management Plan

The City of Bellevue’s "Lake Lines" are part of the wastewater system located along Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish. About 15 miles of the lake lines run along the Lake Washington shoreline. These sewer pipes are either underwater or on land next to the lake.

Wastewater
Planning/Design
Lakemont Boulevard Culvert

The City of Bellevue declared an emergency in 2023 and completed an emergency project (Phase 1) in June 2024 to address public safety at the Lakemont Boul

Stormwater
Planning/Design
Meydenbauer South Reservoir

The city is building a new reservoir in the Meydenbauer neighborhood to meet water demands from anticipated growth in downtown, BelRed and surrounding areas.

Water
Planning/Design
Pikes Peak Reservoir Replacement The city is replacing the aging, 1-million-gallon, steel Pikes Peak reservoir with a 1.25-million-gallon, concrete one at Bridle Trails State Park. The new reservoir will address seismic and storage deficiencies. Water
Completed
Somerset 2 Pump Station Rehabilitation

The City of Bellevue’s Capital Improvement Program includes projects to ensure safe, reliable water is delivered to our customers. As part of this program, the city must rehabilitate the Somerset 2 pump station and replace aging water mains along Somerset Boulevard Southeast.

Planning/Design
Somerset Highlands Fire Flow Improvements

The City of Bellevue Utilities Department is starting a project to improve fire flow and water pressure in the Somerset Highlands neighborhood. This work includes installing: 

Water
Planning/Design
Somerset Reservoir Decommissioning Project

The Somerset Reservoir No. 1 is a 100,000-gallon reinforced concrete reservoir, built in 1961 and located on Somerset Recreation Club property.

Water
Completed
South Ridge Pump Station Improvements

The City of Bellevue’s Capital Improvement Program includes projects to maintain reliable sanitary sewer conveyance.

Wastewater
Planning/Design
Stormwater Capital Investment Projects

Bellevue Utilities stormwater capital investment projects ensure that current and future generations have reliable storm drainage services.

Stormwater
Budgeted
Valley Creek Culvert Replacement and Stream Restoration Project

Due to frequent flooding of 21st Street at Valley Creek in the past, the City of Bellevue Utilities Department has replaced and upsized the existing culvert to reduce the frequency of road flooding.

Stormwater
Planning/Design
Wastewater Capital Investment Projects

Bellevue Utilities sewer capital projects ensure that current and future generations have reliable wastewater services.

Wastewater
Budgeted
Water Capital Investment Projects

Bellevue Utilities water capital investment program (CIP) ensures current and future generations have reliable drinking water services.

Water
Budgeted

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