Yard & Co., a local urban design, planning and development firm, was asked to help the city of Bellevue refresh its logo and visuals, with a one-color version of the city’s quilted “B” logo and font changes.
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Bellevue city officials say restaurant tax not under consideration
Bellevue Mayor Charlie Cleves denied the city was considering a tax on restaurants and bars, but the issue has been discussed as a possibility to raise funds to rehabilitate the historic Marianne Theater building.
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Bellevue scores $5 million in grants for improvement, development projects
Following closely on a recent visioning meeting, Bellevue leaders shared updates for several streets and other infrastructure improvement projects at the February council meeting. Bellevue is now managing matching state and federal grants for 10 projects that are underway or in the planning stages. “We had our visioning session on Saturday. There’s a lot of […]
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Bellevue announces first Officer of the Year award
Bellevue City Mayor Charlie Cleves opened the city’s February meeting by asking the city attorney to read a recent letter to the city praising the work of officer Trevor Bonar. A Cincinnati police detective wrote that Bonar had contributed to a recent drug trafficking case. As a resident of Bellevue, the detective said he was […]
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Bellevue considers new urban chicken ordinance
Bellevue City Council had a first reading of a new ordinance that, if passed, would allow residents to keep a limited number of chickens within the city limits. The issue has been a topic of discussion within the city off and on for a number of years. In November, resident Ben Grammer asked the council […]
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Campbell County candidate filings indicate no primaries
The Campbell County Board of Elections released its final candidate list, and no cities will see contested races. The number of candidates for the Bellevue, Dayton, and Fort Thomas city councils and the Newport City Commission exceeded the number of seats; however, according to Campbell County Clerk Jim Luersen, there must be double plus one […]
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Bellevue approves new sidewalk maintenance policy
In November, Bellevue City Council approved an amendment to the city’s sidewalk maintenance ordinance, and then during its December meeting, the officials approved a policy designed to add further clarification and lay out a sidewalk maintenance plan throughout the city. The original ordinance outlines property owner and city responsibilities for maintaining sidewalks adjoining private properties […]
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Bellevue creates memorial bench program
Bellevue city officials have announced a new bench program to promote more public seating in local parks and other locations throughout the city. Officials said the program creates a partnership between the city and those citizens or groups who want to donate benches to honor someone. The person or entity wishing to honor someone with […]
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Bellevue honored for passing smoke-free ordinance
The city of Bellevue received honors and praise from an alliance of Northern Kentucky health organizations for passage of a smoking ban ordinance this year. At the city’s Dec. 13 council meeting, members of the Breathe Easy Coalition awarded city officials with a placard and gift bags for their foresight and support for community health. […]
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Bellevue considers police department reorganization
Bellevue Police Chief Jon McClain said his department remains short-staffed at the city’s November council meeting. After unsuccessful efforts to fill an opening in the department, he proposed a restructuring that would help in efforts to support and retain his remaining officers. He proposed eliminating the open position and dividing the salary among his officers. […]