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Neighborhood Walks in West Lake Samm/Lake Hills, Factoria and West Bellevue
Neighborhood Walks return for an eighth summer next week in three Bellevue neighborhoods. These walks allow Acting City Manager Diane Carlson and city department directors to visit and explore…
Deadline for Bellevue Essentials applications approaches
Bellevue Essentials, the civic engagement class that will open your eyes to the who, what and why of city government and the avenues to get involved, will have sessions this fall, with sessions…
New city grant supports local art and cultural facilities
City to offer free coaching and grant writing assistanceThe City of Bellevue is launching a new $1.8 million grant program designed to help local nonprofits acquire, build and maintain art and…
City taking applications for free trees
For a fourth year in a row, the City of Bellevue is handing out free trees to residents and community organizations. This year, we're giving away 700 trees, including flowering, evergreen and…
Applications open for Housing Stability Program funds
Affordable housing developers and operators are encouraged to submit a proposal for funding from the City of Bellevue’s Housing Stability Program to develop or maintain affordable and supportive…
Food trucks at City Hall Plaza offer more summer dining opportunities
Program will pilot activations of downtown spaceWith sunny weather finally arriving, the City of Bellevue is launching a food truck program this summer at City Hall Plaza, with a rotation of 11…
Bellevue embraces 'The Love Between' with vibrant intersection art
New LGBTQIA+ art piece to be unveiled at Paws & Pride eventThe City of Bellevue is preparing to install its newest piece of public art and the first city-sponsored Pride street art — a creative…
Help with exterior home improvements for those in need
Day of Sharing and Caring is back with new nameHomeowners who need help with yard maintenance and/or outside home improvement because of physical or financial hardship can apply for it from a team of…
New Community Development director announced
The City of Bellevue announced Monday Emil King will be the new director of the city’s Community Development Department, effective June 1, following the retirement of current director Michael…
Spring District Family Festival to showcase new neighborhood
The City of Bellevue is offering a fun introduction to its newest neighborhood with the Spring District Family Festival Saturday, May 18. Games for kids and adults, live music, food trucks and…