Bellevue hosts water-smart table during National Drinking Water Week

Bellevue hosts a water-smart table at City Hall on May 7 to celebrate National Drinking Water Week. The event runs from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.

and aims to educate residents about the significance of clean drinking water from the Cedar and South Fork Tolt rivers. Bellevue Utilities Director Lucy Liu remarked, "Safe water is something we all need and rely on every day. " Residents are encouraged to appreciate the infrastructure that delivers water to their homes and learn how to conserve this vital resource. The city offers online resources for understanding water systems and conservation practices. Clean drinking water is essential for health and quality of life, making it critical for the community to engage in preservation efforts.

Bellevue's initiative reflects a broader commitment to sustainable water management and public awareness. The event serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining water systems for future generations.