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In response to continued hot, dry weather and high fire danger, the King County Fire Chiefs Association is issuing a Stage 2 burn ban Thursday afternoon, effective immediately for the entire county. All outdoor fires, including recreational campfires, cooking fires and ceremonial fires, are prohibited until further notice. Gas and charcoal grills are allowed, as long as they are on concrete surfaces, along with fireplaces and fire tables.
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Start of in-person classes requires more vigilance by drivers

August 26 2021
Students in the Bellevue School District, grades 1-12, get back to in-person learning starting Wednesday, Sept. 1; the first day of classes for Issaquah School District students, some of who live in…
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Students cross a street on their way to Newport Heights Elementary School.

Community celebrates safety upgrades for SE Newport Way

July 30 2021
Years of collaboration between residents in the Eastgate area and City of Bellevue officials capped off today with a celebration marking the completion of a major transportation improvement project…
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What are your transportation priorities? Let us know

July 26 2021
Questionnaire available as city creates new planning framework    The city is in the process of creating a new long-range planning framework to better guide transportation system…
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Yao street sign honors Bellevue’s sister city

May 4 2021
New honorary street signs unveiled Tuesday on Main Street, near the Bellevue Botanical Garden, pay tribute to Bellevue’s longest-running sister city relationship – at 52 years – with Yao, Japan. 
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Transportation workers install an honorary street sign celebrating sister city Yao, Japan.

Vision Zero strategic plan completed

April 5 2021
The city has completed work on its Vision Zero Strategic Plan, which outlines how Bellevue will strive to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries on its streets by 2030. 
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Navigation apps impacting Bellevue? Let us know

April 2 2021
If you think navigation apps such as Google or Waze are having an impact on our ability to safely walk, bike or roll in Bellevue, we have a channel for expressing yourself in a constructive way. 
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New regional trail segment opens in Bellevue

March 30 2021
First step to fill gap in Mountains to Sound Greenway Trail along I-90 People who walk, ride and roll in Bellevue will have a safer trip with the official opening today of a new segment of the…
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Open house for ideas on 120th Ave NE improvements

March 29 2021
To support the BelRed area’s continued transformation into a thriving, residential neighborhood, the city is planning ways to make 120th Avenue Northeast between the future Northeast 16th Street and…
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Bel-Red Road headlines this year’s repaving work

March 15 2021
The city’s annual repaving season is expected to get underway the week of March 22 with work on a long stretch of busy Northeast Bel-Red Road, from 124th Avenue Northeast to Northeast 30th Street.…
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Celebrating Presidents' Day with cleared arterials

February 15 2021
Update 1 p.m., Monday Nearly all of Bellevue's main and secondary arterial streets were clear of snow as of Monday morning, with city crews continuing to plow and/or sand neighborhood streets 24/7…
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