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Bellevue's new plan aims to address the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) in the city, ensuring a sustainable future for transportation. The strategies outlined are part of Bellevue's broader Sustainable Bellevue Plan, which focuses on enhancing infrastructure and promoting EV adoption.
The City Council of Bellevue has initiated neighborhood area planning for the Crossroads and Newport areas as part of its Great Neighborhoods program, aimed at enhancing local community engagement and urban design. The planning process will kick off with a virtual event on October 10, inviting residents to participate and provide input on future developments.
The Kelsey Creek Farm Fair, celebrating Bellevue's rural heritage, will take place on October 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring activities such as pony rides, pumpkin collecting, and tractor-pulled wagon rides. Free shuttles will provide transportation to and from the event, which promises a family-friendly atmosphere with various heritage activities.
A man in Bellevue is accused of breaking into an apartment occupied by international students and exposing himself while they were asleep. The incident caused significant fear among the students, who reported feeling threatened and unsafe. Police have identified the suspect as Steven Malepeai and are investigating the incident further.
Diane Carlson has been unanimously selected by the Bellevue City Council as the new city manager after serving as acting city manager since November 2023. The decision follows a public interview process, and the council will finalize the appointment upon signing an employment contract. Mayor Lynne Robinson praised Carlson's experience and immediate readiness to lead the city.
The City of Bellevue has announced the extension of its food truck pilot program at City Hall Plaza through October 31, following positive feedback from local workers and vendors. This initiative is part of Bellevue's Grand Connection program, aimed at enhancing public spaces and connectivity in downtown Bellevue.
Joel Astley, a talented artist from Bellevue, will headline the Jazz & Blues festival in October, sharing his journey from poetry to music. Known for his original songwriting and vocal talent, Astley invites everyone to experience his live performance at the Meydenbauer Center Theatre.
Bellevue's Al Fresco dining program will conclude on September 18, 2022, as the city transitions into fall. Residents and businesses are encouraged to share their feedback through a survey to enhance the outdoor dining experience for next year, highlighting its role in supporting local businesses.
The Food Truck Program at Bellevue City Hall has been extended through October, allowing residents and visitors more opportunities to enjoy diverse food options. This initiative supports local businesses and enhances community engagement in the downtown area.
The Food Truck Program at Bellevue City Hall has been extended through October, providing local residents with continued access to diverse dining options. This initiative aims to enhance community engagement and support local food vendors.