Welcome to Bellevue – a proud and welcoming community in the beautiful Wood River Valley.
The Southern Gateway to the Wood River Valley.
Beginning the week of June 15, Flood Control District #9 will be conducting controlled maintenance work on the Broadford Levee. Work will occur along approximately 500 yards of levee extending
A community Pop-Up Plaza event for the Historic Bellevue Downtown Alleyway Improvement and Activation Project will take place on Thursday, June 18, and Friday, June 19, 2026, on Oak Street
The City of Bellevue is getting its first entirely-native plant garden in Memorial Park – and you can help plant it! We invite the community to join us Thursday, June
The City of Bellevue is continuing to operate its wastewater treatment facility using its alternative infrastructure. The city remains focused on protecting public health and the environment while it makes
Beginning the week of June 15, Flood Control District #9 will be conducting controlled maintenance work on the Broadford Levee. Work will occur along approximately
A community Pop-Up Plaza event for the Historic Bellevue Downtown Alleyway Improvement and Activation Project will take place on Thursday, June 18, and Friday, June
The City of Bellevue is getting its first entirely-native plant garden in Memorial Park – and you can help plant it! We invite the community
The City of Bellevue is continuing to operate its wastewater treatment facility using its alternative infrastructure. The city remains focused on protecting public health and
Throughout 2025, the City website will offer a growing number of tools to improve community engagement, make doing business with the City easier, provide transparency into City projects and meetings and share opportunities within our community.
A community of neighbors.
As 2025 comes to a close, I’m proud to highlight that in the past year the City of Bellevue applied for and received multiple grants ($150,000+), launched crucial planning efforts including our Transportation Plan and Comprehensive Plan, and worked collaboratively to improve many of our services and internal systems.
In 2026, the Bellevue community can expect further results. The new year will bring new priorities, the completion of long-awaited efforts, and the continuation of initiatives to make City Hall more effective, efficient, and accessible for all. I encourage you to get involved! Come to public meetings, drop by City Hall, join one of our committees, or start a community group. I am excited to work with you to make Bellevue even better throughout this new year.
Thank you, and Happy Holidays!
Christina Giordani, Mayor
