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Council Roundup: Progress on year-round shelter
The City Council continued the discussion at Monday’s extended study session on options available to provide temporary year-round men’s shelter services at Lincoln Center. Congregations for the…
NE Eighth lane closures for pipe installation
Lanes on Northeast Eighth Street near 132nd Avenue will be closed for two to three weeks starting April 22, so the city can replace a sewer pipe under the street.
Last year the city replaced the…
Volunteers to help with home maintenance
Residents in need of outside home maintenance can apply for help from a team of volunteers who will tackle yard clean-ups or single-story exterior painting on some 20 Bellevue homes. The “Day of…
Bellevue honored for successful UW partnership
In a partnership with the University of Washington expected to generate out-of-the-box solutions to civic challenges, the City of Bellevue has been named Outstanding Community Partner by a national…

Learn how to live greener
Bellevue Utilities is offering a series of classes to help residents try greener living, including avoiding harmful cleaners and reducing food waste.
Cosponsored by the King County Library System…
Jazz and blues festival May 29-June 2
In its 12th year, the Bellevue Jazz & Blues Festival will host 40 live shows at venues across the city Wednesday, May 29, through Sunday, June 2. Tickets for the Bellevue Downtown Association…

City officials welcome Amazon to Bellevue
Amazon announced plans Wednesday to increase the company’s presence in Bellevue. City officials offered the following comments:
“We’re excited by today’s announcement that Amazon plans to expand…

Board and commission vacancies
The City Council is seeking candidates for vacancies on Bellevue’s Arts, Environmental Services, Human Services, Planning and Transportation commissions, as well as the Library Board. You can apply…
Council Roundup: Development Services update
At Monday’s extended study session, the City Council received an update on Bellevue’s development activity, including office, residential, health-care and light rail construction. Development…

Door-to-door pet license education starts April 6
Regional Animal Services of King County staff in collaboration with partner cities, will go door-to-door on weekends, starting Saturday, April 6, to educate residents about the advantages of pet…
