The city of Bellevue has released the December edition of "Neighborhood News".

Source: City of Bellevue

The city of Bellevue posted on Nextdoor:

With shorter days and longer nights, functioning streetlights are more important than ever. Streetlights make the community safer for everyone.

Report burned out streetlights on the MyBellevue app.

You can also report dark streetlights by calling 425-452-6950.

Source: Nextdoor

The November 2020 edition of "It's Your City" was just published by the city of Bellevue.

It is posted here:
https://bellevuewa.gov/sites/default/files/media/pdf_document/2020/Its-Your-City-11-20.pdf

The city of Bellevue has released the November 2020 edition of Neighborhood news.

https://bellevuewa.gov/sites/default/files/media/file/2020/CDD-20-5800-NNEWS-NOV20-WEB.pdf

What do my utility rates pay for, and why do these services cost so much? Good question!
Join Bellevue Utilities for a virtual neighborhood gathering to learn more about:

• What is involved in ensuring your safe and reliable drinking water, wastewater, and drainage services
• How your utility rates are invested into the system that supports your services, and
• How Bellevue Utilities is managing costs during this challenging time to minimize rate impacts on customers

Director Nav Otal will share a short presentation, including an overview of the proposed 2021-2022 Utilities budget, followed by a Q&A session with attendees.
When and where:
We will hold two virtual gatherings on Zoom on the following dates and times:

• Wednesday, October 28th, from 12-1pm
• Thursday, October 29th, from 6-7pm

To register, email jguthrie@bellevuewa.gov or call 425-452-5215 with your requested meeting date. You will be provided a Zoom link by email prior to the session.

Source: Bellevue Utilities Department