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Council Roundup: Transportation budget scenarios reviewed, including potential transportation benefit district funding

October 9 2026
Plus, a year of impact from the Bellevue Youth Theater and a record- breaking Experience Bellevue! crowd
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Four new painted crosswalks in Bellevue

September 24 2026
Tell us what you think about ‘Creative Crosswalks’The City of Bellevue has installed four artist-designed crosswalks throughout Bellevue. Feedback from community members is wanted about the pilot…
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One of the crosswalks at 106th Avenue Northeast and Northeast 10th Street has been painted an artistic design.

Want to test a crosswalk safety app?

September 2 2026
Smartphone app alerts drivers when pedestrians are entering crosswalksWant to test new technology that alerts drivers when pedestrians are entering crosswalks? The City of Bellevue is seeking local…
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A woman walks in a crosswalk that has flashing beacons.

Eyes up, speed down while driving near schools

August 25 2026
Do you know what the school bus stop paddle laws are?It’s back to school time in Bellevue, with students returning to classrooms this week and next. To help keep kids safe, make sure you know the…
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Speed limit dropping to 20 mph on local Bellevue streets

August 20 2026
New signs going up as soon as Aug. 24The City of Bellevue is lowering the speed limit on local streets from 25 mph to 20 mph, effective immediately upon new sign installation, expected to start…
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A woman walks on a sidewalk in the Surrey Downs neighborhood, past a sign advertising 20-mph speed limit.

Warning period for new speed cameras begins week of Aug. 17

August 13 2026
New camera locations added to curb speeding and prevent crashesThe City of Bellevue is expanding its automated traffic safety program by adding speed safety cameras at four locations the week of Aug…
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A Transportation worker installs a sign next to a street that reads "speed enforced ahead."

Council Roundup: Affordable arts-oriented development in BelRed moves ahead

August 6 2026
Plus, Bellevue responds to regional wildfires, utility connection charge improvements and upcoming launch of shared e-bike and e-scooter program  
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Bellevue launching Lime shared scooters and e bikes

July 30 2026
Community event Aug. 21The City of Bellevue is partnering with Lime to launch shared electric bikes and scooters in Bellevue beginning Monday, Aug. 10. The new service expands quick, flexible travel…
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Tips for getting around Bellevue during World Cup

June 9 2026
The inside scoop as thousands of visitors share our roadways and transitBellevue is preparing to welcome the world for the World Cup starting Monday, June 15, with six games being played in Seattle.…
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Speed limit lowered on Coal Creek Parkway

May 20 2026
Radar feedback signs to help drivers monitor speeds and slow downCoal Creek Parkway Southeast, Bellevue’s second busiest street, is getting a new speed limit this week to improve safety, dropping…
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A boom truck and bucket truck with one worker each is erecting a large radar sign pole across a four-lane road. Traffic has been stopped by a uniformed police officer, and traffic cones are in place to divert traffic away from work crews.

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