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Council Roundup: Climate collaboration moves forward
Plus, arts grant funding, Airfield Park development and award-winning student poet featured
On Monday, the City Council voted unanimously to move ahead with a draft Eastside Climate…

Council Roundup: Budget amendments considered
Plus, additional affordable housing tools introduced, annual Comprehensive Plan Amendments move ahead and Wintergrass commendation
On Monday, the City Council had a chance to propose…

Cultural Conversations: Japanese Tea Ceremony conveys welcoming
Cultural Conversations continues its in-person programming with welcoming, storytelling and connection through a poignant tea ceremony presented by Bellevue/Eastside hosts Ichigo Ichie Foundation, a…

Council Roundup: Budget discussions on public safety, homelessness, human services and business
Plus, ARCH 2023 budget presented and council issues proclamations to raise awareness for domestic violence, disability employment and antisemitism

Opportunities to weigh in on growth impacts
Community can now comment on Environmental Impact Statement related to Bellevue’s Comprehensive Plan Update and Wilburton Vision Implementation

Planning for Bellevue’s fiscal future: Navigating boom times and budget constraints
Neighborhood Leadership Gathering takes place Oct. 11
Bellevue has in large part been remarkably resilient during the profound challenges since 2020. As cities across the world continue to emerge…

Council Roundup: Economic strategy update
Plus, Human Services Commission appointment and proclamations for Hispanic heritage, Alzheimer’s awareness and National Recovery Month
On Monday, the Bellevue City Council received the latest…

Cultural Conversations: Creating places #WhereWeBelong
Cultural Conversations begins a new season of storytelling and connection during National Welcoming Week and celebrates this year's Welcoming Week theme, #WhereWeBelong. The program returns to in-…
Council Roundup: Early economic results of half marathon event
Plus, public hearing on open space preservation program, new city code limiting police resources for certain out-of-state investigations and teen presentation on safe driving
NOTE: The next Bellevue…

Bellevue’s ‘Al Fresco’ dining ends mid-September
City seeks feedback on the program
As we approach the fall, the cooler temperatures and shifting weather mean the on-street dining areas created as part of the city’s “Al Fresco” program along Main…
