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Factoria Blvd construction to close lanes starting Jan. 9

Drivers traveling Factoria Boulevard in south Bellevue will encounter intermittent lane closures starting the second week of January, as the city begins construction of a stormwater conveyance system…
Profile of Factoria Boulevard during construction, indicating where lanes are open and construction is happening.

Bellevue residents and businesses can resume normal water use

Thanks to recent rain and water-saving efforts by water users, Bellevue has deactivated its Water Shortage Management Plan and is no longer asking residents and businesses to voluntarily reduce water…

Portion of Lakemont Blvd. to close for 8 months

Drivers traveling Lakemont Boulevard in south Bellevue will encounter a detour starting as early as Tuesday, Oct. 24. The street is expected to be closed for eight months between Forest Drive and…

Bellevue asks residents and businesses to voluntarily reduce water use

After an unusually dry summer and an extended forecast that calls for more dry conditions, Bellevue is asking residents and businesses to voluntarily reduce their water usage. 
Shorter, fewer showers. Stop watering the lawn. Do full laundry and dishwasher loads.

Help prioritize Utilities projects

Bellevue Utilities is seeking input from customers as it considers where future projects should go in its priority list. Residents and others in Utilities' service district are invited to rank the…

New deputy city manager, utilities director announced

City manager selects Joseph Todd as deputy city manager and Lucy Liu as utilities director - key leadership roles Bellevue City Manager Brad Miyake announced Joseph Todd as the city’s newest deputy…
Joseph Todd (left) and Lucy Liu

Bellevue’s 2023 Water Quality Report now available

The City of Bellevue has released its 2023 Water Quality Report, which provides Bellevue residents and businesses with important information about the safety of the city’s drinking water, and how it…

Bigger, better reservoir completed

With completion this month of the new Pikes Peak Reservoir in Bridle Trails State Park, Bellevue residents can rely on an earthquake-resilient reservoir large enough to serve generations to come.
the reservoir at the park

Comment on draft stormwater management plan

Residents will have an opportunity to comment on the city’s draft National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Stormwater Management Program plan during the Environmental Services Commission…
Utilities staff use a vactor to clear a catch basin.

Inclement weather closures

Bellevue City Hall and other non-emergency city facilities will be closed today (Friday, Dec. 23) due to hazardous weather conditions. The city offers online delivery for most city services, which…
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