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Bellevue’s fleet ranks among the best in North America
For its commitment to continuous improvement and industry-leading use of electric vehicles, the City of Bellevue’s vehicle fleet has been ranked #22 in North America by the National Association of…
Explore Bellevue at Lake to Lake Bike Ride
Routes for different skill levels and free kids rideThe 12th annual Lake to Lake Bike Ride on Saturday, June 14, will provide riders of all levels and abilities with an opportunity to experience…

Council Roundup: Update on middle housing and Meydenbauer Bay Park expansion
Plus, 2025-26 federal legislative agenda and city proclamationsAt its meeting Tuesday the City Council received a briefing on the proposed land use code amendments recommended by the Planning…
Celebrate Pride Month at City Hall Plaza June 4
In honor of Pride Month, the City of Bellevue and Pride Across the Bridge are joining together to host Pride on the Plaza, an event celebrating our LGBTQIA+ community that will feature music, food…

Youth Link announces Community Leadership Award winners
Bellevue Youth Link will honor children and teens for their contributions to the community at the 35th annual Community Leadership Awards celebration on Wednesday, May 28, 6-8 p.m. at City Hall, 450…
Celebration and sustainability on Lake to Lake
This month's Lake to Lake news show captures some of the magic of the opening reception for our exhibition at City Hall of works by local Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander artists…

International business delegation tours Bellevue for potential investments
A delegation representing companies from eight countries recently toured Bellevue and other cities across Puget Sound as part of the SelectUSA Seattle Spinoff organized by Greater Seattle Partners.

Vacancy on Arts Commission
The City Council is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on the city’s Arts Commission. Residents interested in serving are encouraged to apply online by Friday, May 23.
Council Roundup: Office of Housing makes early progress
Plus, King County sewer rates, new councilmember sworn in, council training and proclamationsAt its meeting on Tuesday, the City Council received an update on the city’s recently formed Office of…
