City survey seeks input on key city services and priorities for Bellevue

The City of Bellevue is conducting a survey to better understand community views about living in Bellevue and people’s experiences with key city services. The survey, available in multiple languages, will be open until Monday, April 20.

The survey covers utilities, transportation, public safety, emergency preparedness, environmental resilience and city communication. Results will help the city assess service performance and identify priorities for improvement. It is part of the city’s regular series of community surveys, and includes questions asked in previous years to track outcomes over time.  

The city has partnered with an independent research firm, ReconMR, to conduct the survey. As part of this survey process, the city reaches out directly to a random sample group of residents who received a postcard invitation to participate. That survey is supplemented with an open survey open to all who live, work or visit Bellevue, with the same questions in multiple languages, helping the city ensure more demographic groups are reached.  

For additional questions or comments about the survey, please contact Micah Philips, the city’s performance and outreach coordinator, at mphillips@bellevuewa.gov.