Steve Guidugli said he is seeking reelection to Bellevue City Council to continue working with the mayor, council members, city staff and residents to address issues facing the city.
Guidugli said the council elected in 2024 represents residents with different perspectives but has been able to work through disagreements while focusing on residents and taxpayers.
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Guidugli faces Mike Almoslechner, Chasity Bothman, Kara Harp, Shauna Kruse, Tammy Nolan, John “Jack” Ondeck and Charlie Zimmerman in the Nov. 3 general election.
“I want to continue to do the citizens’ work with a fantastic team,” Guidugli said. “Simply put, I love what I do.”
Guidugli said he is motivated by working with fellow council members, the mayor, city staff and residents to address challenges and make Bellevue a better place to live, work and play.
If reelected, Guidugli said he wants to use his experience and leadership to address current and future issues while maintaining what he described as a citizens-first agenda.
Among his priorities, Guidugli said he wants to improve pedestrian safety throughout Bellevue, remove the city’s Flock cameras that are currently disabled, redevelop Bellevue Beach Park and improve traffic flow along Fairfield Avenue.