City Council Moved Back One Day this Week Due to Election Day
The first Bellevue City Council of November 2024 has been moved back a day to Wednesday, November 6th due to November 5th being Election day in the United States. The City Council meetings are normally held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month and the second meeting of November will be...
The Jewel of Bellevue is the Highest Civic Award that the City Can Award
Bellevue Mayor Rusty Hike stopped by the Bellevue Planning Commission this evening to award the Jewel of Bellevue to Planning Commissioner Leland Jacobsen. Mr. Jacobson is officially retiring from the Commission after tonight’s meeting after helping to shape the future of Bellevue for the...
Traffic Switch to Begin on October 17th at 9 a.m.
The Bellevue Public Works Department has announced that traffic on 36th Street will be restricted to one-lane between Schneekloth Road and Spring Boulevard starting Thursday, October 17th at 9 a.m. This traffic change will be controlled by traffic signals in the area. Weather permitting, this...
Great Opportunity for Bellevue Residents to Learn More About the Lewis And Clark Expedition
Looking to check out something unique in Bellevue?
History buffs, students of all ages, families, and others who want to have a fun way to learn more about the 1803-04 Lewis and Clark Expedition will have a grand opportunity on October 6th and 7th on the banks of the Missouri River right here...
Drop Off Locations will be Open from 7am to 3pm
The City of Bellevue’s Annual Fall Clean Up will be held on Saturday, October 5, 2024. Two Street Department area's located at 29th & Hancock, and 8252 Cedar Island Road will be open from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM on that day for residents to drop off solid waste, including the...
Bellevue's bond rating will remain at one of the highest ratings from S & P Global
S&P Global Ratings assigned its 'AA+' long-term rating to Bellevue, Neb.'s approximately $30 million series 2024 tax-supported municipal improvement bonds (“Bellevue Waterpark Bonds”). At the same time, S&P Global Ratings affirmed its 'AA+' long-term...
Traffic Switch to Begin on September 16th at 9 a.m
The Bellevue Public Works Department has announced that traffic on 36th Street will be restricted to one-lane between Schneekloth Road and Tammy Street starting Monday, September 16th at 9 a.m. This traffic change will be controlled by temporary traffic signals in the area. Weather permitting,...
One Tree Debris Drop Off Location will Reopen to the Public on September 28th as Regularly Scheduled
The City of Bellevue Public Works Department has announced that the Haworth Park Tree Debris Drop Off location is now closed to the public as of September 3, 2024. Entrances to this Drop Off location have been closed by signage and barricades and no vehicles will be allowed at this...
The City of Bellevue's Public Works Department has issued the following update regarding the traffic signals at Ft Crook Rd. and Childs Rd.:
As you may know, high winds from the July 31st storm cracked the light pole fixtures at the four-way intersection of Ft Crook Road...
Study Has Been Completed and Pedestrian Crossings & Signals will be Included in 2024-25 Budget
The City of Bellevue Street Department engaged a Traffic Engineer to study traffic signal timing along the Highway 370 Corridor between Betz Rd. and 48th Street. The early recommendations of this study addressed pedestrian safety, signal timing, and smooth flow of traffic, etc.
The...