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Starting June 15, Lake Hill Blvd is closed between 151st Ave SE and 154th Ave SE for two months. Expect travel delays and avoid the area for non-essential travel, if possible. For the latest updates, detour maps, and information on the project to reduce flooding in the area, visit BellevueWa.gov/kelsey-creek-culvert.

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Council Roundup: Rewrite of sign code adopted

June 11 2026
Plus, public safety report, detention center moratorium and Keep Bellevue Beautiful updatesOn Tuesday, the City Council unanimously adopted updates to the city’s sign code following a multiyear…
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The rewritten sign code covers temporary signs as well, like this sandwich board calling for artists at the downtown arts market.

Council Roundup: Utility bill assistance expanded to help more households

June 5 2026
Plus, council votes to lower speed limits by 5-10 mph on 84% of city streetsOn Tuesday, the City Council unanimously directed Utilities to include an expanded billing assistance program in the city’s…
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Workers walk away from a 25-mph speed limit sign they just installed by a Bellevue streeet.

Council Roundup: County announces proposed sewer rate increases

May 15 2026
Plus, updates to future land use map and new city code for targeted residential protestsThe City Council Tuesday learned about King County’s proposed 2027 sewer rate and capacity charge increases.…
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Council Roundup: Council considers new funding tool for Grand Connection Crossing

May 8 2026
Plus, Downtown Livability update kicks off, Federal Legislative Agenda approved and city supports KidsQuest museumThe City Council received an update on plans to establish a tax increment financing…
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Council Roundup: Sewer rate analysis supports fairer rates and affordability

May 1 2026
Plus, paid parking downtown, Seattle World Cup prep and proclamations
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The Seattle World Cup poster by Shogo Ota is bright green, with Mount Rainier, a whale's fluke and a soccer ball in it.

Council Roundup: Council begins 2027-28 budget discussions

April 23 2026
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…
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Council Roundup: Sign code updates move forward

April 16 2026
Plus, World Cup preparation, digital equity, refinancing bonds and Earth Day activities  
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The sign for Scampers dog-sitting service is prominent on the building.

Council Roundup: Latest Affordable Housing Strategy advances

March 27 2026
Plus, Old Bellevue public hearing, solid waste planning, legislative update and proclamation for Sexual Assault Awareness MonthThe City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to advance the latest update…
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Council Roundup: Zoning, land use code adjustments for mixed-use areas approved

March 20 2026
Plus, letter highlighting Bellevue’s transit interests, public-private partnership discussion and proclamations  
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Council Roundup: Proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments approved for consideration

March 13 2026
Plus, simplifying permitting process for detached dwellings and cottage housing, and city’s square footage business taxAt Tuesday’s meeting, the City Council unanimously approved two proposed…
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