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Council Roundup: Changes to noise code to support events
Plus, possible changes to arts grants guidelines and commission and board appointments
On Monday, the City Council reviewed a proposed city code amendment to expand days and hours for…
City Hall and other facilities to fully open April 4
The City of Bellevue will return to pre-pandemic operations at City Hall and other facilities beginning Monday, April 4. The transition comes after the modification of state and county health…
Virtual Cultural Conversations: “We Carry Our Stories”
The entire community is invited to join the eighth annual Cultural Conversations Evening Forum, “We Carry our Stories.” The virtual event will be Wednesday, April 6, 6:30-8 p.m.
The evening will…
Council Roundup: Planning for development
Plus, meeting protocols for council, boards and commissions
On Monday, the City Council received an update on the 2022-2023 Community Development and Development Services Land Use Planning…
Diane Carlson hired as deputy city manager
City Manager Brad Miyake announced Tuesday the hiring of Diane Carlson as a deputy city manager. Carlson comes to the city with a long and impressive resume in public administration and government…
Learn and give feedback on proposed Utilities capital projects
Bellevue Utilities invites the public to learn about its proposed capital improvement projects for the next seven years. The projects – intended to support Bellevue’s high-quality drinking water,…
City launches comprehensive planning process
Public participation vital to creating vision for Bellevue’s future
Recent census data shows that King County is one of the fastest growing places in the country, with population growth of nearly 2…
Council Roundup: Regional housing partnerships
Plus, local holiday for Juneteenth and eviction prevention
On Monday, the City Council considered changes to the interlocal agreement with A Regional Coalition for Housing, or ARCH, along with ARCH…
Feedback sought on new crisis response teams
Non-uniformed police, mental health pros help people in crisis
The city will consider a new approach to responding to individuals in crisis after a pilot program featuring teams of specially trained…
Funding availability for human services
The City of Bellevue is accepting applications from human service providers in the community for 2023-2024 funding. Proposals can be submitted Tuesday, March 15, to 4 p.m., Thursday, April 28.…