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Private fireworks still dangerous, still illegal
Avoid injuries and/or $1,000 fines. Head over to the Bellevue Family 4th for a great fireworks display.
Council Roundup: Temporary men’s shelter improvements
Plus, county parks levy, transportation contracts and McEachran recognized
At Monday’s study session, the City Council was briefed on the successful efforts of community partners Wallace…
Openings on Youth Link Board
The City Council is seeking candidates for vacancies on the Bellevue Youth Link Board, composed of high-school aged and adult Bellevue residents. Applications for adult openings are…
Council Roundup: Transportation plan discussion
At Monday’s extended study session, the City Council reviewed the draft 2019-2030 Transportation Facilities Plan (TFP), recommended by the Transportation Commission, and provided direction on…
Bellevue debuts newest park
The City of Bellevue Saturday celebrated the opening of Surrey Downs Park, a 10.5-acre community amenity just south of downtown.
Over 300 people turned out for the festivities, which included a…
Learn about cross-cultural programming study
Committed to building an inclusive community where cultures collaborate and celebrate together, the city has gathered feedback about cross-cultural programming in Bellevue.
Residents can learn…
Council Roundup: UW students showcase project work
Monday night’s study session featured a special look at Bellevue’s partnership with the University of Washington in the Livable City Year program. Councilmembers, along with residents and…
Go into the fire with BTV
On the latest episode of Lake to Lake, join Bellevue Television and go into the fire to experience some of the rigorous training fire recruits undergo to serve our city.