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Council Roundup: Keeping regional growth center designation for downtown
Plus, 2025 legislative session and Bellevue schools update The City Council Tuesday voted to update the Downtown Subarea Plan to ensure downtown keeps its status as a regional growth…
Bellevue releases 2023 greenhouse gas emission inventory
The City of Bellevue Monday released its 2023 greenhouse gas emissions inventory (executive summary), both citywide and municipal operations results.
Council Roundup: Council advances further housing strategies
Plus, $350K in arts grants approved and Human Services Commission member appointedAt Tuesday’s meeting, the City Council directed staff to finalize code amendments aimed at making it easier to…
Health fair celebrating MLK’s legacy returns
Jan. 20 celebration at Crossroads Bellevue to include live performancesThe City of Bellevue's Martin Luther King Jr. Health Fair returns Monday, Jan. 20, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at Crossroads Bellevue.…
New members for diversity advisory panel selected
The City of Bellevue has selected seven new members to join the Bellevue Diversity Advisory Network. City Manager Diane Carlson reviewed applications from community members representing a wide array…
Bellevue launches Economic Development Plan update
Following a presentation at last week’s City Council meeting, the Bellevue City Council officially launched a yearlong process to update the city’s Economic Development Plan, a guiding document aimed…
King County investigation into Dec. 9, 2024 officer-involved shooting
Over several months following an officer-involved shooting in Bellevue on Dec. 9, 2024. the Independent Force Investigative Team-King County conducted an investigation. IFIT issued weekly updates on…
Provide input on Lake Hills Connector culvert project
To improve fish passage to the Kelsey Creek watershed, the City of Bellevue will remove the culvert under Lake Hills Connector Boulevard. In the coming weeks, community members will have the chance…
State and federal grants to advance Vision Zero road safety
On Tuesday, the City Council accepted three grants totaling more than $2 million that will support the Transportation Department’s Vision Zero efforts to make Bellevue streets safer for all users,…
Council Roundup: City to acquire property to expand open space in Coal Creek Natural Area
Plus, Economic Development Plan update launches and further work advances on affordable housing