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City extends more financial support to small businesses
Many small businesses in Bellevue and around the region continue to suffer from the economic impacts of COVID-19. As they adjust their operations under the state’s Safe Start reopening plan, the city…
City taking applications for comprehensive plan amendments
Bellevue property owners can request changes to the city’s comprehensive plan, with applications due by Sept. 15. Owners must meet with staff and obtain a submittal letter before they can apply.…
Enatai beach reopens; weekend heat watch on
The swimming area at Enatai Beach Park is open again, as of Friday, Aug. 14, after testing showed that bacteria have returned to a low-risk level. It had been closed since July 31.
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Swimming at Newcastle beach reopens
The swimming area at Newcastle Beach Park is open again, as of Thursday, Aug. 13, after testing showed that bacteria has returned to a low-risk level. It had been closed since July 9.
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121st Ave SE water main break repaired, street reopened
Utilities crews completed repairs Wednesday to a water main at Southeast Ninth Place and 121st Avenue Southeast that broke Tuesday evening. No residential customers lost water service, but 121st…
Lake Hills Blvd. water main break repaired
City shares updated steps on clearing discolored water
UPDATE – 8 p.m., 8/10/20
Crews have completed repairs to the water main and Lake Hills Blvd. is now open. Crews are currently…
Social justice, budget lead August It’s Your City
The City Council is taking a fresh look at the city’s public safety practices – including police use of force policies – in an effort to determine how best to serve the community.
City offers new human services funding for nonprofits
The Bellevue Parks & Community Services Department is accepting funding applications through Wednesday, Aug. 19 from nonprofit, community-based human service providers that offer the following…
Council Roundup: New COVID-19 funds and public safety pledge next steps
Plus, aquatic center feasibility report and next steps for public safety review
On August 3, the City Council was asked to approve two ordinances to facilitate receiving and distributing…