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Council Roundup: Multifamily affordable housing program extended
Plus, update on Neighborhood Walks and Vision 2040 award
On Monday, the City Council unanimously agreed to extend Bellevue’s multifamily tax exemption program. The MFTE is a voluntary affordable…
Cultural Conversations ‘taking root’ at Bellwether
New season for discussion group begins Sept. 18
Cultural Conversations kicks off a new season of storytelling and connection at the Bellevue Arts Museum Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1-2:30 p.m. This month’s…
Council Roundup: Temporary encampment code amendment discussed
Plus, Drive Electric Week proclamation and Economic Development update
During a city council study session on Monday, councilmembers unanimously agreed to move forward with the process to…
City updating environmental stewardship road map
Resident input wanted
As the City of Bellevue plots a course for environmental stewardship here over the next five years, it welcomes feedback from the community. There are two ways residents can…
Recruiting Network on Aging members
With nearly a fifth of Bellevue’s population age 60 or older, members of the Bellevue Network on Aging can make a difference in local seniors' quality of life. The city is recruiting five new…
Council Roundup: Transportation Commission appointment
Also, Welcoming Week proclamation
During a regular session-only meeting on Tuesday, the City Council unanimously approved the appointment of Kyrylo Tropin to the Transportation Commission, Position…
City to review temporary encampment regulations
The City Council will begin a review and consider amendments to temporary encampment regulations (Bellevue Land Use Code (LUC) Chapter 20.30U), which govern permitted temporary encampments on…
Nine Welcoming Week events in Bellevue
Eastside cities and community organizations will celebrate Welcoming Week with over 32 events Sept. 13-22. For this time dedicated to welcoming new immigrants, local residents in the area are…
Safer routes to Bellevue schools this fall
When students at several Bellevue schools head to their first day of classes on Wednesday, Sept. 4, they’ll find the route safer, with the Transportation Department starting to wrap up pedestrian…