Bellevue City & King County Resources
- City Website
- Bellevue By the Numbers is a phone directory for contacting various Bellevue City resources. It is in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Korean.
- MyBellevue App is an excellent resource. The app. allows you to request services, access city news, peruse jobs and check social media.
- ALERT King County is regional public information and notification service. Sign up for the types of alerts you want to be notified about.
Regulatory
- Code compliance
- Requirements to comply with the City Codes regarding construction, vegetation, neighbor conflict etc.
- Tree removal permit requirements
Streets
- Transportation dept
- See “Operations and Maintenance Response Line” how to report issues.
- Report issues, such as potholes, collision debris, trees blocking the roadway, vegetation blocking sight lines, tripping hazards, unreadable street signs.
- Streetlight Outages – Report PSE by using this form
- Sidewalk Clearance – It is the homeowners’ responsibility to trim back tree branches and shrubs that overhang the street or sidewalk
Crime Prevention
- Crime activities in WHCCA: WHCCA neighborhood is considered very safe, but we still see occasional crime activities, such as car prowling and package thefts. See the latest data at Crime Trends Dashboard of Bellevue Police Department (BPD)
- Call 911 if you notice something suspicious, even if a crime has not yet been committed. (For example, if you wake up at night and see someone lurking around the neighborhood, it’s better to be safe and report it. A BPD Crime Prevention Officer recommended this.)
- Report any incident, no matter how small.
- BPD non-emergency line: 425-577-5656.
- MyBellevue App
- Online form
- Block Watch: One of the most effective ways to prevent crime is through community cooperation, neighbors looking out for one another. The city offers a helpful brochure on Block Watch programs. Our WHCCA neighborhood block is an ideal fit for this initiative, and we strongly encourage residents to get involved.
- Crime Prevention – more from the city