Environmental Stewardship Plan

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Thank you to everyone who took a survey, attended a community workshop, participated in an online townhall, and provided feedback on the plan. 

The Environmental Stewardship Plan was adopted by City Council in December, 2020. We look forward to working with you on implementing the plan. 

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A big THANK YOU to all the people and organizations who have taken our surveys, asked questions, submitted comments, attended events, and more. After nearly two years of work and lots of feedback, the Environmental Stewardship Plan was adopted by Council on December 14, 2020.

We are now shifting gears towards implementing the plan, and will have new opportunities to learn and engage soon. We will save this site as an archive of the planning process and engagement we received.

To learn more about the plan update process, go to: Environmental Stewardship | City of Bellevue (bellevuewa.gov).



A big THANK YOU to all the people and organizations who have taken our surveys, asked questions, submitted comments, attended events, and more. After nearly two years of work and lots of feedback, the Environmental Stewardship Plan was adopted by Council on December 14, 2020.

We are now shifting gears towards implementing the plan, and will have new opportunities to learn and engage soon. We will save this site as an archive of the planning process and engagement we received.

To learn more about the plan update process, go to: Environmental Stewardship | City of Bellevue (bellevuewa.gov).



Thank you to everyone who took a survey, attended a community workshop, participated in an online townhall, and provided feedback on the plan. 

The Environmental Stewardship Plan was adopted by City Council in December, 2020. We look forward to working with you on implementing the plan. 

  • People in Bellevue are Walking More

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    Downtown Bellevue and Crossroads has seen a 30% jump in the number of people choosing a green commute in the past 8 years. How are you greening your commute?

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  • Phase 1 Community Engagement Summary Released

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    The Sustainable Bellevue team is excited to share this report on the results of our community engagement for Phase 1 Environmental Stewardship Plan update. We heard from over 400 residents and stakeholders earlier this fall and it's clear that the community want the city to:

    • Take bold action on sustainability and environmental stewardship.
    • Support healthy and livable communities.
    • Thoughtfully balance costs and benefits with an eye towards planning for the future.
    • Seek opportunities to collaborate with business, youth, non-profits, and major employers.Thank you to everyone who stopped by a pop-up event, filled out our survey, came to a comThank you to everyone who stopped by a pop-up event, filled out our survey, came to a com
    Thank you to everyone who stopped by a pop-up event, filled out our survey, came to a community workshop, or asked a question. Phase 2 of community engagement will start in early 2020 when we come back to the public to talk about strategies we should pursue to achieve our sustainability goals.
  • Interesting Article on Auto Emissions

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    The New York Times has fascinating and sobering look

    Map Showing Emissions in Seattle Metro Area

    at the role of auto emissions in climate change. Here in Bellevue transportation is responsible for 43% of our greenhouse gas emissions. As the article points out it will take technological and behavioral change.

    We are looking forward to discussing strategies to support both kinds of change.

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