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Council Roundup: City considers parking code update
Also, Willowmoor flooding prevention project and Land Use Code amendments for new projects
Councilmembers on Monday reviewed proposed changes to the city's parking code with an eye toward updating…
Rebuilt intersection at 120th and NE 8th now open
One of the city's busiest intersections is now open to traffic after being rebuilt, streamlined and improved.
Previously, drivers heading north or south on 120th Avenue Northeast, at Northeast Eighth…
Utility work on Feb. 24 to close 101st Ave SE
Bellevue Utilities will repair a water service line in the 400 block of 101st Avenue Southeast, requiring closure of the street between Southeast Third Street and 100th Avenue Southeast on Wednesday…
Council Roundup: High marks for Bellevue in business survey
Also, East Bellevue Community Council granted appeal funds
On Tuesday the City Council was briefed on the recent results of the first bi-annual Bellevue Business Survey. The survey, conducted between…
Neighborhood Leadership Gathering to focus on transportation
Residents are invited to join in conversation with Bellevue's Transportation Director David Berg on Feb. 23, 6:30-8 p.m., at City Hall. Berg will provide a birds-eye view of city, downtown and…
Bellevue launches open data portal
Today, the City of Bellevue launched its open data portal, which is intended to help the city share its progress in achieving intended results with residents and other stakeholders.
The open data…
Civil rights hero featured on BTV
This month, the Lake to Lake television show shares the inspirational visit of Terrance Roberts, a historic figure at the center of school integration in the 1950s. It also features …
More funding for Eastside shelters
The Eastside women's and men's winter shelters in Bellevue have received $50,000 each in additional funding from King County to expand capacity.
The emergency funding will allow both shelters to…
Construction to start for Wilburton sewer project
Bellevue Utilities is making improvements needed to increase sewer capacity to meet growth demands and to replace aging infrastructure. Construction activities will begin Feb. 26 and last through…
Bellevue joins Eastside effort to combat racism
Mayor John Stokes and city leaders invited the community to take personal steps to eliminate racism Wednesday at City Hall.
The goal of the event (video) was to unite Eastside communities in an…