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Bellevue plans to install 37 new speed safety cameras to enhance traffic safety. The City Council will review proposed locations and code changes this winter, with community feedback welcomed until November 30. The program aims to reduce speeding-related crashes as part of Bellevue's Vision Zero initiative.
Ault, Colorado, will host a fall event titled "Ghosts, Gourds & Good Times" on October 16, 2025. The event features autumn-themed activities including trick-or-treating and a costume party. Local residents are encouraged to participate in celebrating the season.
Bellevue city planners seek community input on activities along the Grand Connection corridor, which connects Meydenbauer Bay Park to Eastrail. Residents can share their thoughts by scanning QR codes on sidewalk decals featuring Belle the Bobcat. The latest episode of Lake to Lake highlights recent improvements and community events like the Kelsey Creek Farm Fair.
Bellevue has selected four tech companies for its Civic Innovation Challenge to develop AI solutions for municipal services. Participants will receive support, including up to $15,000 and opportunities to showcase their projects at a city event. The initiative aims to enhance public services while ensuring ethical AI usage.
Bellevue selected Bellwether Housing to develop affordable housing and community space on city-owned land in the Wilburton Transit-Oriented Development District. This initiative aims to enhance the mixed-use vision for the Wilburton neighborhood near light rail.
Downtown Bellevue will host a celebration for the Seattle Mariners on October 10, 2025. The event coincides with the American League Division Series playoffs, highlighting the Mariners' participation in the postseason. Local fans are expected to gather to support the team during this significant time.
Bellevue City Council seeks applicants for the Planning Commission to fill a vacancy. Community members residing in Bellevue can apply online until 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 24.
Bellevue prepares for an expected influx of 15,000 soccer fans during the World Cup next summer, potentially generating $23 million in economic impact. The City Council discussed plans for World Cup-themed celebrations and unveiled the city's first Hazard Mitigation Plan to address natural hazards. Three proclamations were also issued for Indigenous Peoples' Day, Walk and Roll to School Day, and Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Bellevue invites businesses and cultural organizations to host World Cup celebrations along the 2 Line corridor in June and July 2026. A meeting on October 22 will provide details on grants and support for activations during the tournament. The city seeks creative and inclusive ideas that enhance the experience for fans and visitors.
Bellevue residents can explore the city's permitting process at a free Residential Permitting Expo on October 25. The event features workshops, a panel discussion on accessory dwelling units, and activities for kids, providing practical guidance on home remodeling and housing options.