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Bellevue may be one of Washington’s most populous communities, but residents live alongside an abundance of nature in this “city in a park.” Volunteer master naturalists…
Help us improve the bike share experience
Since Bellevue’s bike share system launched in summer 2018, more than 9,000 people have used it to take over 40,000 trips across the city. Whether or not you’ve taken a ride on one of those bright…
Using technology to welcome the world
The latest episode of Lake to Lake showcases some ways the city is using technology to improve increase access for all. Bellevue welcomes the world.
Council Roundup: affordable housing report and aquatic center planning
Plus, Lights On Afterschool proclamation
On Monday the City Council received a report from A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) outlining progress made in 2019 and ARCH’s 2020…
Police milestone in It's Your City
The October issue of It's Your City covers a lot of ground. Features include a hiring milestone for the police and an update underway for the environmental stewardship plan. Also included:
Council Roundup: More discussion on temporary encampment code amendment
Plus, affordable housing progress report
In an extended study session on Monday the City Council received further information on a proposed amendment to Land Use Code Chapter 20.30U (LUC)…
Haunted Halloween on the Hill
Halloween enthusiasts, rejoice! The South Bellevue Community Center will host its eighth annual Halloween on the Hill with a nocturnal zipline for four nights and multiple events on Saturday, Oct. 26…
Fire stations open doors Saturday
Stovetop fire displays, CPR instruction and more
In support of National Fire Prevention Week, the Bellevue Fire Department will host its annual open house on Saturday, Oct. 12, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. All…
Police add Narcan as life-saving tool
With opioid overdoses still on the rise regionally, Bellevue police officers are now equipped with the anti-overdose drug Narcan. Nasal Naloxone, more commonly called Narcan, blocks opioid receptors…
Cultural Conversations: What’s age got to do with it?
How to foster positivity and avoid assumptions
In October’s Cultural Conversations, speaker Dori Gillam will pose the question, “How can we talk about age in a more positive and affirming…