The city is leveraging $7.1MM in council funding and federal SS4A dollars to convert 13.7 miles of its deadliest streets into quick-build safety projects ahead of a 2030 zero-fatality deadline. Bellevue has launched its 2026 road safety assessment cycle across five of the city's most dangerous arterial corridors, escalating a federally backed campaign to close […]
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