City of Bellevue Declares Local Emergency Following Storm

Bellevue, WALocal News

In response to severe windstorms on November 19-20, 2024, Bellevue's Mayor Lynne Robinson has declared a local emergency. The storms caused extensive power outages and property damage, prompting the need for a rapid response to mobilize city resources. Crews are working tirelessly to restore power and clear hazardous debris from public spaces, significantly impacting residents and local businesses. This emergency highlights the increasing frequency of extreme weather events and the critical need for community preparedness. Bellevue's response involves collaboration among city departments to ensure resident safety.

Residents are advised to stay informed through official channels and exercise caution regarding potential hazards. The local government is assessing damage to provide necessary assistance, emphasizing the importance of community support during challenging times.

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