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City hires director for human resources and diversity, equity and inclusion work
Global HR leader Bindi Lassige starts role Nov. 24 Bellevue City Manager Diane Carlson announced the city has hired Bindi Lassige to lead the city’s human resources and diversity, equity,…
City takes action to address immediate nutrition needs in community
Multiple city sources used to fund local food assistance agenciesThe City of Bellevue announced today it would dedicate $235,000 to address immediate food assistance needs in the community following…
Popular Community Programming Fund featured in It's Your City
Bellevue's new Community Programming Fund, which has supported almost 40 events this year, including a book giveaway at Downtown Park, a night market in BelRed and participatory dancing on the City…
Community invited to share input by Nov. 12 on Bellevue’s water plans
Bellevue Utilities is updating three essential plans that guide how the city manages its storm and surface water, drinking water, and wastewater systems. These plans help ensure Bellevue continues to…
Bellevue to host planning and code amendments town hall
Join the city’s Code and Policy team on Monday, Nov. 17, for a hybrid town hall to get the latest on proposed code amendments that will shape development, housing and more in Bellevue. Staff will…
City seeks opioid education and prevention provider
The City of Bellevue is accepting applications from organizations seeking to provide culturally and linguistically-specific opioid education, prevention and connection services. The city will pay up…
Council Roundup: Mid-biennium budget discussions begin
Plus, Council reviews brand outreach findings and gets a written update on the Eastgate housing campusNOTE: The next Bellevue City Council meeting will be Wednesday, Nov. 12 due to the November…
Educational event celebrates Native American Heritage Month
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, the City of Bellevue and the nonprofit Unkitawa, along with Bawaajigekwe Boulley, an Indigenous educator from the Bad River Ojibwe, are presenting a…
City adopts Newport and Crossroads neighborhood plans
Downtown area redesignated as a Metropolitan Regional CenterThe City Council adopted the Newport and Crossroads neighborhood area plans at last week’s meeting, marking the culmination of 15 months of…