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Bellevue will hold a public hearing on housing and human services needs on October 20 at City Hall. The commission will gather input to inform funding recommendations for the 2026 Community Development Block Grant program. Public comments will be accepted both in person and online.
Bellevue will host the Downtown Talks Breakfast Series on September 30, 2025, at 7:30 AM local time. This event aims to engage community stakeholders and discuss municipal council candidates. Participants will gather at a venue in downtown Bellevue to share insights and breakfast.
King County District Court, the City of Bellevue, and the King County Library System will launch a Bellevue Community Court on October 7 at the Bellevue Library. This alternative court addresses non-violent misdemeanor cases, aiming to tackle underlying issues contributing to criminal behavior while providing resources for rehabilitation. The initiative seeks to enhance community safety and reduce recidivism.
Bellevue City Council approved preparing an ordinance that mandates a minimum 30-day jail sentence for repeat offenders of third-degree theft crimes. The council also discussed the Housing Accord Program, which has successfully managed over 450 landlord-tenant cases to reduce evictions, and reviewed a public benefit application for property reclassification.
Bellevue will host the Fiesta Latina on October 4 at Spring District Park, celebrating Latin American culture and cuisine. The event promises a vibrant atmosphere, showcasing local flavors and traditions.
The City of Bellevue is recruiting members for the Bellevue Network on Aging to support healthy aging in the community. Interested individuals can apply online by October 19. The Network promotes awareness of resources for older adults navigating life transitions.
Bellevue's city council candidates forum is set for September 30, 2025, aiming to engage local stakeholders in discussions on public security and transport. The event targets downtown residents, encouraging them to participate in shaping municipal decisions.
The City of Bellevue will host Arbor Day events at Lewis Creek Park starting September 22, 2025. Volunteers will participate in tree planting to promote environmental stewardship and sustainability. The initiative aims to engage the community in green solutions.
Bellevue will host the "Sip, Stroll, and Savor" event on September 18, 2025, celebrating the end of summer with food and drinks. The event runs from 5:30 PM to 3:00 AM local time, promising a vibrant experience for attendees.
Bellevue Police reported a 28% year-to-date reduction in overall crime during the City Council meeting on Tuesday. The council also reviewed updates on the PorchLight men's shelter and Plymouth Crossing housing facility, emphasizing community support for vulnerable populations. Comprehensive Plan amendments for Crossroads, Newport, and Downtown were directed for final adoption after community engagement.