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City adopts updated affordable housing strategy
After engaging across the community for more than a year, the City of Bellevue adopted its 2026-2032 Affordable Housing Strategy, outlining a path towards meeting the city’s target of building or…
Work moves ahead on affordable housing after record-breaking city investment
Additional opportunity to apply for funds this summerTwo affordable housing developments will begin construction later this year after the City Council approved more than $37 million in funding…
Meredith Petit selected to lead Parks & Community Services Department
Petit served as parks director in Corvallis, El SegundoBellevue City Manager Diane Carlson announced Meredith Petit will begin Monday, June 1, as the city’s Parks & Community Services director…
Help shape a future park in BelRed
The City of Bellevue is inviting the community to attend a planning presentation and discussion on a new park in the BelRed neighborhood. Residents, businesses, neighborhood groups and local…
Bellevue, regional partners launch The Exchange Northwest
Registration is open now for June 3 Civic Innovation Exchange eventThe City of Bellevue, Bellevue College, Washington Technology Solutions (WaTech) and King County Information Technology (KCIT) today…
Council Roundup: Council begins 2027-28 budget discussions
During Tuesday’s meeting, the City Council began discussions on the next two-year budget, with a focus on reviewing options for ways to fund infrastructure investments that will support future growth…
Vision Awards recognize Sustainable Bellevue Plan and new fire station
In honor of the city’s leadership and commitment to sustainability, Bellevue has received two Vision Awards from the Bellevue and Seattle 2030 Districts Bellevue/Seattle 2030 District Vision Awards.…
Opening on LEOFF 1 Disability Board
The City Council is accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the LEOFF 1 Disability Board. Interested community members who live in Bellevue are encouraged to apply online by 5 p.m., Friday, May 1.
Eastside cities partner to expand clean buildings incentives
In recognition of Earth Month, the cities of Bellevue, Issaquah and Redmond are expanding the Clean Buildings Incentive Program, which will help owners of large commercial and multifamily building
Council Roundup: Sign code updates move forward
Plus, World Cup preparation, digital equity, refinancing bonds and Earth Day activities