Join City Planners for Walking Tour on Thursday & Saturday

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Downtown Bellevue Network is hosting walking tours led by city planners on Thursday and Saturday, encouraging community involvement in local planning efforts. These tours will specifically highlight developments in the Washington Square neighborhood, allowing residents to engage directly with planners and share their insights. The initiative aims to enhance transparency in urban development and foster a collaborative environment where residents can express their opinions. Participants will not only learn about current projects but also how they can influence future city planning decisions. This outreach effort signifies Bellevue's commitment to inclusive governance and community participation in shaping the urban landscape.

It's an essential opportunity for residents to connect with their city and understand the broader implications of planning initiatives. Don't miss your chance to be part of this engaging event that champions local voices in the planning process. Join the walking tour to ensure your perspectives are included in Bellevue's future development.

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