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Meetings in July and August to center communities of color
The community is invited to participate in a new series of dialogues in July and August hosted by the City of Bellevue as part of the community-led Bellevue Centers Communities of Color. The…
Keep Bellevue Beautiful campaign featured in It's Your City
“Keep Bellevue Beautiful,” a city effort to work with the community to keep Bellevue litter-free, is featured in the summer-fall issue of It’s Your City, which is going to all residential and…
Bellevue recognized again for using data to improve services
City achieves What Works Cities silver certification
For the third time in five years, Bellevue has earned What Works Cities certification, the national standard of excellence in data-driven city…
City to host Juneteenth celebration June 20
Panel discussion, artistic performances and reception
The City of Bellevue will hold its second annual Juneteenth celebration on Tuesday, June 20. The event, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at City Hall, will…
Council Roundup: Apprenticeship requirements for public works projects approved and affordable housing work advances
Plus, wrap-up of the 2023 state legislative session and proclamations recognizing mental health, motorcycle safety, boating safety and Jewish American heritage
NOTE: The next Bellevue City…
City hosts exhibits and virtual play to celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month
In recognition of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the City of Bellevue is hosting two free exhibits in May, one showcasing diverse artworks from a variety of…
Celebrate Pride Month at City Hall June 1
Pride party to feature performances and food
In celebration of Pride Month, the City of Bellevue invites people who live or work in Bellevue to a community party June 1, to include a keynote speech…
Diversity Advantage Initiative celebrates 10 years
Community engagement opportunities lie ahead
The City of Bellevue’s Diversity Advantage Initiative will celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2024, and the city is proud to look back on a decade of…
City still seeking human services organization to operate safe parking pilot
The City of Bellevue is looking for a human services organization to manage a pilot program intended to offer safe parking options and resources toward a path to stable housing for people living in…
City hires director for Finance & Asset Management
Longtime executive leader John Resha starts role in May
City Manager Brad Miyake announced Tuesday the city has hired John Resha to serve as director for the Finance & Asset Management…