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Newsletter covers budget, diversity support, virtual classes
This month's issue of It’s Your City offers a look at the "bridge" 2021-22 budget that plugs a pandemic-induced shortfall, while maintaining essential services. The resident…
Virtual event spotlights youth leaders
“Unity Through Diversity: Mobilizing for our Future”
Join Bellevue Youth Link and the Diversity Advantage team for the fourth Unity Through Diversity gathering on Friday, Feb. 26, 5-7 p.m.…
Council Roundup: Affordable housing Land Use Code Amendments adopted
Plus, snow response, regional affordable housing funding and Week of Remembrance
On Tuesday, the City Council unanimously adopted two Land Use Code Amendments (LUCAs) in response to the city’s…
Celebrating Presidents' Day with cleared arterials
Update 1 p.m., Monday
Nearly all of Bellevue's main and secondary arterial streets were clear of snow as of Monday morning, with city crews continuing to plow and/or sand neighborhood streets 24/7…
Neighborhood Leadership Gathering to offer tips for stress
For many people, 2020 was a year of uncertainty, stress and change. Whether dealing with stress in the workplace, managing remote learning for children, adapting to a virtual world or just…
Council Roundup: Update on smart water meters
Plus, Comprehensive Plan Amendments, emergency radio network, and mourning a former mayor
On Monday, the City Council received an update on ongoing work for the Automated Metering Infrastructure (…
Police offer ‘Conversations with the Chief’ series
Building on the success of his first online town hall last year, Police Chief Steve Mylett will host a series of “Conversations with the Chief” with various community groups this year, starting with…
Virtual Cultural Conversations: Six Word Stories
“From the Heart – Community, Pandemic, Justice”
Join for the next virtual Cultural Conversations with the theme of Six Word Stories: “From the Heart – Community, Pandemic, Justice” on Tuesday, Feb.…
City offers virtual events for Black History Month
Events include a museum exhibition and panel on the history of racism
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, “We are not makers of history. We are made by history.” In recognition of the history that…
I-405 Access Study: Input sought on findings
In a second opportunity for public input, the city is hosting a virtual open house for the South Downtown I-405 Access Study. Public feedback is wanted on analysis conducted on five interchange…