Monday, July 7th Human Services Commission meeting (link) Bellevue Community Crisis Response Program Presentation and panel discussion: Bellevue Fire CARES is a mobile integrated health (MIH) program Community Crisis Assistance Team (CCAT) is a co-responder model with the collaboration of the Bellevue Police and Fire Departments. Unlike the CARES101 dispatch
Today, June 29th U-pick blueberries at Mercer Slough and Larsen Lake 10am-4pm (link) Saturday and Sunday next weekend, 10am-4pm. Starting July 8, U-pick will be at Mercer Slough and Larsen Lake Tuesday to Saturday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., and Sundays, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., through the
Tuesday, June 24th City Council meeting, 6 pm (link) Consent Calendar - Interagency agreement between Bellevue and WADNR for wildfire and other emergency responses - Claims and payroll for May, $46M - Threshold for City Manager to handle damage claims without council involvement is increasing from $75k to $350k. -
If you are interested in being present for the vote on Middle Housing, the council meeting will be on Tuesday night at 6 pm! See the information below about getting to City Hall, and see the agenda for the link to listen in or participate virtually. I'd also
Saturday, June 7th Eastrail Artwalk walking tour, departs from Wilburton Station at 10am (link) Community Walking Audit (Main to NE 2nd and 100th to 108th), 12-2pm (link) Monday, June 9th Community meeting for Northwest Bellevue at the Northwest Arts Center 6-8:30pm Northtowne, Meydenbauer Bay, Lochleven, Vuecrest, Ashwood, Hidden Valley
Monday, June 2nd Human Services Commission, 6pm (link) LGBTQIA2S+ Panel PresentationRepresentatives from Pride Across the Bridge, Eastside for All, and The Lambert House will discuss their work supporting and empowering the community. Sustainable Bellevue Environmental Stewardship Plan This presentation will focus on topics related to community members meeting basic needs
Wednesday, May 28th Planning Commission, 6:30pm (link) Critical Areas Ordinance (CAO) Update The CAO, which protects wetlands, critical aquifer recharge areas, frequently flooded areas, geologically hazardous areas, and fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas, is required to be updated at least once every 10 years. The City is now
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