Headline
Headline
Back to Bellevue, WA News

Vacancy on Arts Commission

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue City Council is actively seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on the Arts Commission, with a submission deadline for applications set for May 23. The Arts Commission advises the council on enhancing the cultural landscape of Bellevue and manages the Public Art Program. Monthly meetings are held on the first Wednesday at 4:30 p. m. , and commissioners serve four-year volunteer terms.

Only Bellevue residents can apply, and the city encourages applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds. Applications can be submitted online or through paper forms available at city offices, including the City Clerk’s Office and local libraries. This initiative reflects Bellevue's commitment to fostering a vibrant arts community. Interested parties can reach out to Arts Program assistant Manette Stamm at 425-452-4064 for further details about the commission's responsibilities. The city aims to enrich cultural awareness and support local arts organizations through this commission.

Related Articles

Bellevue, WALocal News

Council Roundup Office of Housing makes early progress

The City Council of Bellevue discussed the early progress of the newly established Office of Housing, which aims to enhance affordable housing initiatives. The council also reviewed a proposed 2026 sewer rate increase from King County that could raise rates by 198% over the next 20 years, prompting concerns about affordability for residents. Newly appointed councilmember Vishal Bhargava was sworn in during the meeting.

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue named 2025 Frank Chopp Public Sector Champion by Housing Development Consortium

Bellevue received the 2025 Frank Chopp Public Sector Champion award for its commitment to affordable housing. The city launched an Office of Housing and updated its Comprehensive Plan to facilitate the construction of 35,000 homes over the next 20 years.

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue hosts water-smart table during National Drinking Water Week

Bellevue celebrates National Drinking Water Week by hosting a water-smart table at City Hall on May 7. The event highlights the importance of clean drinking water and encourages residents to appreciate the infrastructure that delivers it. Bellevue Utilities Director Lucy Liu emphasizes the need to maintain water systems for future generations.