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On Bellevue Television's latest Lake to Lake, see how the city’s employees are still working to provide essential services during the global pandemic. Also:
State guidelines for construction activity
The City of Bellevue is receiving inquiries about Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home - Stay Healthy” order and how it impacts construction projects in Bellevue. As plans for the recovery from the…
Council Roundup: COVID-19 impacts to city finances discussed
Plus, human services funding and transportation contract
The City Council Monday reviewed anticipated impacts of COVID-19 and the related economic shutdown on the city’s budget.
The city is…
It's Your City 'Apart Together' edition informs, inspires
To ensure all Bellevue residents and businesses know where to turn for help during the pandemic, the city has produced a special, “Apart Together” edition of It’s Your City.
Council Roundup: Human services funding
Also, board and commission reappointments, heritage and health care worker proclamations
The City Council Monday reviewed staff recommendations for allocating new federal funding for human…
Council Roundup: Update on Bellevue schools
Plus, National Police Week and health care worker celebration
The City Council Monday received an update from Bellevue School District Superintendent Ivan Duran on the district’s response to…
Governor shares phased approach to lifting restrictions
City facilities remain closed, golf courses to open
The governor on Friday extended the “Stay Home – Stay Healthy” order until May 31, but shared a four-phase approach ca
Council Roundup: Relief for businesses, arts organizations
Also, building permit applications extended, Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The City Council Monday received an update on the city’s efforts to support the local business and the arts community…
Mayor speaks on 'at home' Lake to Lake
In a video recorded at home for the April episode of Lake to Lake, Mayor Lynne Robinson shares what the city is doing to help individuals and businesses through the COVID-19 pandemic. Also on an…
Governor extends ‘Stay Home’ order to May
With the monthlong extension of the governor’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order, gatherings in Bellevue remain banned, and non-essential businesses here must remain closed through May 4.