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Burn ban in effect

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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I-405 Access Study: Input sought on findings

February 8 2021
In a second opportunity for public input, the city is hosting a virtual open house for the South Downtown I-405 Access Study. Public feedback is wanted on analysis conducted on five interchange…
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This map displays the area studied for I-405 south downtown access.

Help prioritize transportation projects at open house

January 28 2021
The city’s Transportation Facilities Plan identifies priority improvements to the transportation system.
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Bellevue's streets and sidewalks are used by people driving, biking and walking.

Heavy winds knock out power for thousands

January 13 2021
A one-two punch of heavy rain and stiff winds Monday and Tuesday caused power outages for thousands of Bellevue homes Tuesday night. More than 4,000 residents, mostly in south Bellevue, were without…
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The windstorm Tuesday night downed trees in Bellevue.

Driver strikes, kills man crossing NE 8th

December 1 2020
4th Bellevue traffic fatality this year On Monday, a driver struck and killed a man attempting to walk across Northeast Eighth Street in the Crossroads neighborhood.
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Holiday festivities curtailed this year

November 25 2020
Toy drive goes online too Bellevue will celebrate the holiday season differently this year due to COVID-19. For the first time in 24 years, the Bellevue Magic Season activities will not be held,…
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Northeast Sixth Street is ablaze with holiday lights by Bellevue Way.

Full 24/7 closure of 124th Ave. NE Nov. 5-14

October 29 2020
Crews working to replace two electrical towers will close a section of 124th Avenue Northeast in both directions, around the clock, starting at 4 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 5, and ending at 6 a.m.,…
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Lattice towers to be replaced on 124th Avenue Northeast

New Spring Boulevard in BelRed opens to traffic

October 6 2020
Safe ‘ribbon cutting’ marks roadway serving walkers, bicyclists and drivers After four years of construction, a half mile of new roadway opened today in the booming BelRed area to serve people who…
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People hold up large letters spelling "open" as they stand on Northeast Spring Boulevard

New on-demand ride service ramps up in Crossroads

October 1 2020
City, KC Metro partner on Crossroads Connect, linking people to bus routes  Bellevue and King County Metro today are launching an on-demand service called Crossroads Connect. It serves people…
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Crossroads resident Susane Ruggles catches a ride with Crossroads Connect.

Bellevue’s Healthy Streets program winds down

September 28 2020
Bellevue’s Healthy Streets program is winding down due to equipment and maintenance needs as the weather changes.
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Residents walk on a Healthy Street, Southeast Fourth Street 152nd Place Southeast.

Person struck by driver dies from his injuries

September 17 2020
A man who was struck by a driver while walking in a crosswalk has died from his injuries.  The incident happened around 7 a.m. Monday, Sept. 14, when the driver of a pickup truck traveling…
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