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Businesses and organizations are urged to stay informed about COVID-19 health recommendations to protect employees and customers. Key strategies include documenting business impacts, allowing flexible working arrangements, and considering the cancellation of large gatherings. Following guidance from public health officials will help organizations mitigate risks associated with the virus.
The article emphasizes the significance of the 2020 Census, inviting residents of Bellevue to participate in this crucial headcount that will influence community investments for the next decade. It highlights the confidentiality of responses and the various methods available for participation, urging everyone to contribute to shaping the future of their community.
The February 2020 BDA Breakfast in Bellevue focused on the Spring District, the largest transit-oriented development in the Western US, led by CEO Greg Johnson of Wright Runstad & Company. The event featured a presentation and panel discussion with key stakeholders, highlighting the district's transformative potential for the area, including residential, commercial, and public spaces.
Downtown Bellevue is experiencing significant growth, with an increase in job opportunities, residential units, and retail spaces, making it a thriving urban center. The article highlights key developments, including a 65% increase in the workforce and a projected addition of 15,000 jobs from Amazon. The ongoing construction and urban lifestyle enhancements position Downtown Bellevue as an exciting place to live, work, and play.
The 46th Annual Celebration in Bellevue drew a record 650 attendees, highlighting significant local achievements and announcing Amazon's plan to bring 15,000 jobs to the area. The event celebrated the completion of Meydenbauer Bay Park and featured a keynote conversation with Amazon's SVP, Dave Clark, discussing the company's impact on the community.
Bellevue City Council has adopted an ordinance confirming the denial of appeals against Puget Sound Energy’s (PSE) Conditional Use Permit for the Energize Eastside project. This decision paves the way for PSE to begin construction on the Bellevue South Segment, which aims to upgrade an aging electrical system to prevent potential rolling blackouts in the Eastside region.
Sound Transit is introducing Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) along the I-405 corridor, set to launch by 2024, aimed at alleviating congestion and providing efficient commuting options. The new service, named Stride BRT, will connect key locations and significantly reduce travel times for commuters. An online open house is available for public feedback until February 14, 2020.
The Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink, presented by Symetra, continues to delight skaters as it approaches its closing date on January 20, 2020. This season featured a variety of special events, including Husky Skate Day and Jedi Skate Night, attracting diverse audiences and making it one of the best-attended seasons yet. With free admission days and partnerships with local organizations, the rink has become a beloved holiday destination for families and friends alike.
Experience the vibrant Craft Coffee event in Bellevue, where local coffee enthusiasts can indulge in a diverse selection of craft coffee, beer, wine, and tea. Taking place on January 3, 2020, at Bellevue Downtown Park, this event promises a delightful happy hour atmosphere for all attendees.
Downtown Bellevue offers a variety of exciting events to ring in the New Year, catering to different tastes from upscale parties at W Bellevue to a Roaring 20's themed soirée at Ascend. With options like a salsa dance festival and a comedy countdown featuring Guy Branum, there’s something for everyone to enjoy as they welcome 2020.