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Public safety pledge listening sessions Oct. 13, 15, 17
Community members can participate online or email comments
The City of Bellevue will hold a series of community listening sessions this month as a key part of its pledge to review police use of…
Council Roundup: Affordable housing and Multifamily Tax Exemption program updates
Plus, Transportation Commission members confirmed
On Monday, the City Council received its twice-yearly update on progress achieved through the city’s Affordable Housing Strategy. The strategy,…
Robinswood Tennis Center expands hours
The Robinswood Tennis Center has expanded its hours to 7:30 a.m.-10:15 p.m., Monday through Friday. On Saturdays, the hours are 9 a.m.-10:15 p.m. and Sundays, 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Under current Phase 2…
New Spring Boulevard in BelRed opens to traffic
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…
eCheck makes permitting in Bellevue easier
The Bellevue Development Services Department has introduced a swifter, more streamlined building permit payment process that allows customers to pay fees directly from their checking accounts.
Council Roundup: Update of City Council Pledge
Plus, cross-cultural feasibility study report and I-405 access study next steps
On Monday, the City Council received an update on progress for a pledge the council undertook in June to review police…
New on-demand ride service ramps up in Crossroads
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…
Bellevue launches virtual community game
Great Bellevue Scavenger Hunt Oct. 2-30
Health guidelines and physical distancing due to COVID-19 have kept many people closer to home and looking for fun things to do while staying safe. The…
Bellevue’s Healthy Streets program winds down
Bellevue’s Healthy Streets program is winding down due to equipment and maintenance needs as the weather changes.
Ride along with Bellveue TV
Ride along with Bellevue Television on this month’s Lake to Lake to find out about a new ride service in Bellevue. The show features: