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Whether it’s picking up litter or reporting abandoned shopping carts, residents have long played an essential role in making Bellevue a lovely city. This year, with the “Keep Bellevue Beautiful”…
Neighborhood Walks — in which City Manager Brad Miyake and city department directors visit Bellevue neighborhoods to walk and talk with residents — return for an eighth summer. The walks will be in…
June 24 event to mark completion of Northeast gateway
Bellevue’s newest public art piece, which completes the northeast gateway at Downtown Park, will set the stage for dancers, donuts and DJ…
Bellevue Essentials will open your eyes to the who, what and why of city government and the avenues to get involved. People who live or work in Bellevue are invited to apply for the fall…
‘Al Fresco’ program runs through mid-September
With sunny summer weather upon us, Bellevue has launched its annual “Al Fresco” outdoor dining program for a fourth summer. What was originally…
Women’s group shares journey of rediscovery and offers chance to learn more about civic engagement program
The community is invited in the next Cultural Conversations session to explore how moving…
Community members are invited to comment on the draft Environmental Impact Statement related to Bellevue’s Comprehensive Plan update and Wilburton Vision implementation. The draft EIS was issued…
Residents’ development priorities to help shape Comprehensive Plan update as plan outreach continues
ARCH (A Regional Coalition for Housing), a partnership of the county and Eastside cities working to preserve and increase the region’s supply of affordable housing, is seeking residents to serve on…
Upcoming Housing Forums will guide future city policy
Three upcoming Housing Forums will provide an opportunity for community members to discuss future housing options in Bellevue. Input from the…