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Bellevue Neighborhood Walks Return July

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The City of Bellevue is hosting its annual Neighborhood Walks series this month, with three events scheduled for July 8, 22, and 30 in Bridle Trails, Lake Hills, and downtown areas.

Each walk will last 6-7:30 p.m. and allow residents to join city leaders on a relaxed mile-long stroll. Participants can meet leaders at designated start points: Cherry Crest Elementary, Lake Hills Community Park, and Downtown Park. Free ice cream will be provided during the events.

Registration is encouraged but not required, with RSVPs directed to [email protected]. The city has hosted these walks since 2018 to gather community input on neighborhood experiences.

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    The City of Bellevue is hosting its annual Neighborhood Walks series this monthβ€œThe City of Bellevue invites the community to join its annual Neighborhood Walks series. This year’s three walks will take place this month in the Bridle Trails, Lake Hills and downtown areas, allowing participants to connect individually with city leaders and share what matters most to them in their neighborhoods.”
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    Three events are scheduled for July 8, 22, and 30β€œBridle Trails – Wednesday, July 8. Meet at Cherry Crest Elementary, 12400 NE 32nd St. Lake Hills – Wednesday, July 22. Meet at Lake Hills Community Park, 1200 164th Ave SEDowntown – Thursday, July 30. Meet at Downtown Park, 10201 NE Fourth St.”
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    The events will take place in Bridle Trails, Lake Hills, and downtown areasβ€œThis year’s three walks will take place this month in the Bridle Trails, Lake Hills and downtown areas, allowing participants to connect individually with city leaders and share what matters most to them in their neighborhoods.”
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    Each walk will last 6-7:30 p.m.β€œAll the walks will run 6-7:30 p.m.”
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    Participants can join city leaders on a relaxed mile-long strollβ€œSince 2018, the city has welcomed community members who live, work or play in the neighborhood on a relaxed, mile-long stroll with various city leaders – which often include some combination of the city manager, deputy city managers, directors of city departments and members of the City Council.”
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    Participants can meet leaders at Cherry Crest Elementaryβ€œBridle Trails – Wednesday, July 8. Meet at Cherry Crest Elementary, 12400 NE 32nd St.”
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    Participants can meet leaders at Lake Hills Community Parkβ€œLake Hills – Wednesday, July 22. Meet at Lake Hills Community Park, 1200 164th Ave SE”
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    Participants can meet leaders at Downtown Parkβ€œDowntown – Thursday, July 30. Meet at Downtown Park, 10201 NE Fourth St.”
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    Free ice cream will be provided during the eventsβ€œThis year, participants will be treated to free ice cream while they connect with others.”
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    Registration is encouraged but not requiredβ€œRegistration is encouraged but not required.”
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    RSVPs are directed to [email protected]β€œRSVP with [email protected].”
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    The city has hosted these walks since 2018β€œSince 2018, the city has welcomed community members who live, work or play in the neighborhood on a relaxed, mile-long stroll with various city leaders – which often include some combination of the city manager, deputy city managers, directors of city departments and members of the City Council.”
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    The city hosts these walks to gather community input on neighborhood experiencesβ€œThese casual gatherings are intended to spark meaningful conversations and help city leaders better understand the daily experiences of the Bellevue community.”

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