Get Ready The Bellevue Collection is (Safely) Open for Business

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Collection officially reopened on June 30, 2020, inviting shoppers and diners back to its venues while prioritizing health and safety amid the ongoing pandemic. Spanning Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square, and Bellevue Place, the collection has implemented extensive cleaning protocols with hospital-grade disinfectants and upgraded HVAC systems to ensure the air quality is safe. Local infection control experts provided guidance on best practices for shopping safely, emphasizing the importance of social distancing and personal responsibility among visitors. The Bellevue Collection's reopening is part of the broader "Heart of Bellevue" campaign, which highlights local businesses and aims to foster community recovery. Visitors are encouraged to wear masks and stay home if feeling unwell to contribute to a safe environment.

The article details the measures taken to ensure a safe shopping and dining experience, reflecting the need for caution in public spaces during the pandemic. As the community begins to engage with local businesses again, the Bellevue Collection aims to restore a sense of normalcy while prioritizing health. This initiative represents a significant step forward for the Bellevue area as it navigates the challenges posed by COVID-19.

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